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A leadership development program for six, seventh and eighth grade girls.
EYLs accepted a donation EYL Essay Contest Winner
of $1500 from the Ivy Kai Harris participated in
Artistic Minds Art Camp
Center foundation’s White
June 2013
Linen Brunch in June.
EYL participants and chaperones visited the Civil Rights
Museum, toured Birmingham Southern University and
attended the Alvin Ailey Performance at UAB’s Alys
Stephens Performing Arts Center, Birmingham, AL, with
Funding from the Ivy Center.
EYL participants received a copy of “The New
Totally Awesome Business Book for Kids” by
the brother/sister team of Arthur and Rose
Bochner. This book was an additional tool to
. assist the participants as they developed their
group entrepreneurial businesses.
The Youth Summit was specifically designed for middle school-aged girls in an effort to
address issues that are prevalent amongst this age group. The theme: “Developing
Leaders: One Girl at a Time” encapsulates the very essence of the Youth Summit.
Interactive workshops serve as a catalyst to informing youth about the significance of
developing leadership skills, a positive self-concept, and making sound decisions. This
program, sponsored by EGO was was held in conjunction with the 2014 AKA South
Eastern Convention held in Huntsville.
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EYLs accepted a donation EYL Essay Contest Winner
of $1500 from the Ivy Kai Harris participated in
Artistic Minds Art Camp
Center foundation’s White
June 2013
Linen Brunch in June.
EYL participants and chaperones visited the Civil Rights
Museum, toured Birmingham Southern University and
attended the Alvin Ailey Performance at UAB’s Alys
Stephens Performing Arts Center, Birmingham, AL, with
Funding from the Ivy Center.
EYL participants received a copy of “The New
Totally Awesome Business Book for Kids” by
the brother/sister team of Arthur and Rose
Bochner. This book was an additional tool to
. assist the participants as they developed their
group entrepreneurial businesses.
The Youth Summit was specifically designed for middle school-aged girls in an effort to
address issues that are prevalent amongst this age group. The theme: “Developing
Leaders: One Girl at a Time” encapsulates the very essence of the Youth Summit.
Interactive workshops serve as a catalyst to informing youth about the significance of
developing leadership skills, a positive self-concept, and making sound decisions. This
program, sponsored by EGO was was held in conjunction with the 2014 AKA South
Eastern Convention held in Huntsville.
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