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Episode 33- Ann Muno

May 4, 2018

 

Ann Muno has been doing girls’ empowerment work for over 20 years. She co-founded Powerful Voices and directs a statewide non-profit called The Justice for Girls Coalition of Washington State. Her articles that capture what works to empower girls have been published in academic and peer-reviewed journals including Social Work in Education, Crime & Delinquency and After School Matters.

In this episode, Ann and I are chatting about the issue of girl’s empowerment and what that really means. Ann is sharing her extensive knowledge and experience on how she helps girls realize their power by overcoming a scarcity mindset, redefining what a leader looks like, learning how to have healthy conflict, and letting go of the shame associated with our identities.

 

 

Show Notes:

  • Five Girl Powers
  • The Justice for Girls Coalition
  • Powerful Voices
  • Girl Power University
  • Five Girl Powers Facebook

How are we teaching and socializing girls to access their power? @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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No girl discovers her power by accident. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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Power can be about understanding the unwritten codes for accessing opportunities. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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Power is simply looking at your own sense of authority and not leaving things to chance or accepting what you’ve been socialized to believe. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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We have to look for new models of what power can look like. There isn’t a one size fits all way of being a leader. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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A huge source of power for girls is teaching them how to have healthy conflict.@fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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It’s a huge source of power to be looking out for the girl sitting next to you when we’re often taught to view other girls and women as the competitor. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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What we’re asking girls to do is reject a scarcity mindset. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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Everything is stacked against girls trusting their own instincts and it’s important to reconnect them to that. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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You see that if we had only incubated these ideas, skills, and practices, at a younger age, there might be whole different outcomes for not just the individual, but the collective. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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We try to dive into the way that we learn shame associated with certain identities and build up the muscle of pride. @fivegirlpowers #chickswhogiveahoot https://bit.ly/2HDVGoR

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