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Our vision at Girl Code Media is to reshape the narrative of women's interactions in media and television, inspiring a paradigm shift towards inclusivity, support, respect, and leadership among women and girls. We aspire to be a catalyst for this transformation, utilizing the power of media and programming to showcase the beauty of healthy female connections and equip girls with the skills and mindset to become empowered women. Through our 'Girl Talks' sister circles and dynamic initiatives, we envision a future where women and girls come together to share experiences, identify and address pressing issues in our girl culture, and collectively break free from the divisive systems that have caused division among women and girls.

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We take pride in creating a safe space online and in-person where every girl and woman feels valued, heard, and supported. Subscribe to our podcast and newsletter to be apart of the movement!

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You Can Sit With Us!

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Girl Code youth program & initiatives

Click below to find out more!

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Girl Code Program/Workshops

Join the Girl Code program, a transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment for middle and high school students, equipping them with essential life skills to navigate social and emotional challenges, fostering sisterhood, and promoting self-love for a better future and stronger communities. This program is available for licensing, allowing businesses and organizations to facilitate and bring the empowering experience to their own communities.

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Girl Talk Panels/Community Events

Experience transformative sisterhood and ignite meaningful conversations at our inclusive Girl Talk events. Join women in a safe and culturally competent space, where we address the challenges of drama, violence, and division in girl culture, empowering each other to lead by example and build a positive future generation.

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The Podcast

Welcome to the Girl Code Media podcast, where we challenge the status quo and disrupt the harmful influences that divide and hinder sisterhood. Join us as we unravel the narratives, uncover the truth, and empower women to reclaim their voices in media. Through thought-provoking discussions, expert interviews, and inspiring stories, we dismantle the systems that perpetuate division, fostering a community where sisterhood thrives and solidarity reigns. Get ready to redefine media's impact on women and unleash the power of united voices for positive change.

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WE'VE WORKED WITH

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Previous Partners & Sponsors of this work

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"The Girl Code workshop was nothing short of amazing. Each of the Girl Code members were skilled at targeting the very concerns that high school girls face on a daily basis. Girl Code leaders captured our girls' attention the first few mins of the the workshop and kept their interest until the VERY end. Our girls opened up and expressed their feelings easily because of the sense of trust Chanel Jack and her team were able to create. Girl programs come and go but Girl Code is one that Walnut Ridge staff are committed to keeping.

Ms. Fawn Harris, Walnut Ridge HS English teacher 

Our Clients Say

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If you want to go quick, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.

"You Can Sit With Us"

Contact Us

Columbus, OH, USA

For partnerships/collabs :

girlcodeseries@gmail.com

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Testimony about Girl Talk

"I love that there were a lot of people their different age ranges and backgrounds, and that people were willing to talk and share their experiences."

Amber Charmayne (Columbus OH)

 

 I'm so happy I went to be in a room with other like-minded women who can come together and share their stories and uplift women and young ladies coming into adulthood is magical! My best friend even made me talk and interact, but it wasn't awkward, and it felt like my voice was heard and that is a great feeling
- Liyah (Cleveland

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"This event was phenomenal! It touched me and my sister on so many levels! We need more events here like this. Thank you from the bottom of my heart."

Brye Collins (Cleveland OH)

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Testimony about Girl Code program

"This program needs to expand because so many girls need it"

- GC 7 week program participant

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"I loved the Girl Talk workshop because it gives everybody a chance to talk about what THEY think is going on, or what's going on personally, and it's a safe community so it was a good program because it let us talk about our emotions and a lot of people don't do that."

- participant for Girl Talk workshop for teens

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"I love this program because it gives you a connection to other women and you feel like you have a second home and you can really open up to these people without feeling judged or talked about after this; you can be open and vulnerable. I learned a lot!

- GC 7 week program participant

Testimony about the Girl Code
initiative

"My dad's best friend was stabbed in her eye at a nightclub because another woman was jealous of her looks. She's been wearing a prosthetic eye for two decades. I rebuke any and all hater energy.

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This is why I respect initiatives like Girl Code. Women have to find better ways to cope with jealousy and find self-worth so we aren't projecting negativity on each other."

- Jaelani Turner-Williams

News Writer at Okayplayer

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