Genderpac, 1731 Connecticut Ave NW, Fl 4, Washington, DC 20009, US

The Young Women's Project is a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to empowering young people and advocating for their rights and opportunities. Through their various programs, they guide youth in personal transformation, helping them become leaders in their communities who can analyze problems, propose solutions, and advocate for change. With a focus on health education, foster care, employment, and civic engagement, the Young Women's Project has made a significant impact in the past three years, reaching thousands of youth and delivering testimonies, interventions, and policies that benefit the community. The Young Women's Project's approach is rooted in building the leadership and power of young people, enabling them to transform institutions in DC and expand rights and opportunities for their peers. With a dedicated team of adult staff, youth staff, board members, and advisors, the organization has successfully implemented their theory of change and achieved notable milestones. Their work has been recognized and supported by funders and community partners, and they continue to make a difference through their youth justice agenda, health education initiatives, foster care programs, and youth employment opportunities.Generated from the website

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