Girl Pioneers use their empowered voices. We invite you to listen, read and see them.
On September 15th, 2021, Guatemala will commemorate 200 years of independence. Rather than celebrating this date, we came together to reflect on Guatemala’s ancient and intertwined history. During the process,
Inequality is present in several areas and affects the development of society. Many today work for the development of our country—Guatemala—especially in rural indigenous communities where this problem occurs more
When I was seven years old, I began to work selling bracelets on the street with my older brother. Maybe we sold to you or someone you know in Panajachel?
Tzijonem means “conversation” in the Maya language Kaqchikel and is a space created by Girl Pioneers to use their empowered voice and engage with leaders from around the globe who are generating impact.
Using their competencies—critical thinking, innovation, vocal empowerment, and resiliency—Girl Pioneers are leading conversations with changemakers, Olympic athletes, Nobel Prize laureates, politicians, musicians, writers, activists, entrepreneurs, empowered Guatemalan women, and more to discuss critical issues in education, leadership, and development.
These conversations are led by Girl Pioneers in their second language of Spanish; however, they also engage with international changemakers in English, their third language.
El poder de ir solo con Alex Honnold
A woman ‘s strength can break stereotypes with Kendra Smith
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Girl Pioneers are using a variety of platforms to advocate for change. We invite you to listen, read, watch, and interact with other audiovisual content where Girl Pioneers are using their voices and creating powerful conversations
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