Girls for Gender Equity's Activists Named as Change Agents

Originally Posted October 31, 2013 Share:

Nefertiti Martin, community organizer for Movement Maker organization Girls for Gender Equity, and Emily Carpenter, a former Sisters in Strength youth activist with Girls for Gender Equity, are being recognized as young leaders who are changing the world. Read the full story.

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