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On Educating Girls, produced by the International Coalition of Girls’ Schools (ICGS), is the home of robust conversations among experts who are passionate about the education and healthy development of girls.The Connected Girl miniseries, hosted by Trudy Hall, deals with the forces impacting connection and disconnection in girls. Tune in for deeply researched guidance on setting boundaries, handling heartbreak, navigating AI and finding trust in your body. The audio shorts, hosted by ICGS Global Executive Director Megan Murphy, are crafted around universally relevant themes, from 5 ways to help girls grow in resilience, to why curious girls will save the world. Whether parents, teachers or other adult caregivers, ICGS podcast listeners are offered the resources, programmes and tools they need to empower the girls and young women in their lives.
International Coalition of Girls' Schools hosts On Educating Girls: Creating a World of Possibilities.
🏍️🔧⚙️ How can ‘shop class’ help girls to build resilience and confidence? Getting their hands dirty can spark something really special, as our guest on this episode will explain. Molly Vaughan is the Executive Director
📊🎒 What can data tell us about girls’ mental health at school? Our guest for this short episode shares how science-backed surveys are uncovering the truth about girls’ well-being in the classroom and beyond. Nina Kumar
Home is the first place a child learns how to be in the world. It is where we help shape their values and their outlook on life. But have you ever wondered what roles we unknowingly ask our daughters to play at home - an
Adolescent girls face an impossible situation. Be confident, but not conceited. Be smart, but don't be too much of a know-it-all. Be ambitious, but without trying too hard. And most of all, be bold – but only if that doe
Navigating the ups and downs of friendships is one of life’s constants. No matter our age or life stage, humans need to feel connected to people who allow us to be ourselves. For girls at school, who often feel shame and
Participating in school sports and physical activities is proven to boost confidence, resilience, and the ability to work as part of a team. These benefits extend beyond childhood into adults’ professions and relationshi
In this new season of The Connected Girl, a podcast series curated by the International Coalition of Girls Schools, we’re exploring agency. The idea that girls have the ability to own their own decisions and their own di
👂🤝 In a healthy democracy, it’s inevitable that we will disagree with others. In fact, it’s necessary! What would it look like if we spent more time engaging in debate without tearing each other down? How can we teach
🏆🥇Do you know a perfectionist who struggles when things don’t go according to plan? A so-called good girl who works hard to please everyone except herself? (Maybe this is you!) For expert guidance, we turn to Nicky Whi
🖇️💌 Does the question “How was your day?” elicit a one-word reply? Do you find it difficult to connect with a girl you care about? For expert guidance we turn to Ann Muno, a girls’ rights advocate and acclaimed author
🪞💅 Research tells us that up to 80% of girls will struggle with body confidence. But this is about much more than just looks. It’s a belief in what their bodies can say, do, and be, as they move through the world. What
🤳Nearly half of U.S. teens say they are online almost constantly. Compulsively tapping, scrolling, swiping. What is the appropriate response for adults to this reality – or is it a crisis? Banning devices at school or s
“For a girl, spiritual life is even more important as the mooring, the deep embedded compass through which she guides and governs her life.” - Dr. Lisa Miller Spirituality is often misunderstood and ill-defined. Yet thos
“What we know from the research is that up to 80% of girls will struggle with body confidence.” - Dr. Phillippa Diedrichs It is estimated that young girls are exposed to nearly 600 media images per day, unable to escape
“Two things are true: girls need a voice and need to have that voice celebrated….and they also need to be able to create space for other people, their peers, to be able to listen to them.” -Rosalind Wiseman Perhaps, emot
“Neurodiversity doesn’t need fixing. It’s just your brain. It is your state of existing. There is nothing to fix. It is wonderful the way it is.” -Emily Rushton Neurodiversity manifests differently in girls, so may not b
“I definitely feel concerned about how in the process of girls applying to college or looking for career paths that AI might displace or replace jobs in companies wanting to cut costs and automate processes.” -High Schoo
“It is our job as humans to unlock each other’s magic.” -Jennifer Wallace Around the world, young people are grappling with unprecedented levels of anxiety and depression. The struggles we witness in the girls we know an
Season 2 of The Connected Girl is launching on 19 February 2025. The Connected Girl is a podcast series curated by the International Coalition of Girls Schools to address issues that impact the lives of girls. Last seaso
🤔Have you ever wondered, or been asked, “Why do girls’ schools still exist in these modern times? And how do we measure and understand their impact?” If so, this audio short is for you. Join us as we explore nuggets fro
Dr. Katie Hurley
vice president of community initiatives · The Jed Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Miller
professor in the Clinical Psychology Program at Teachers College, Columbia University · Columbia University’s Teachers College
1 appearance on this show
Rosalind Wiseman
NYT Bestselling Author of "Queen Bees and Wannabes"
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Wallace
award-winning journalist and New York Times bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
Laura Tierney
Founder and CEO · The Social Institute
1 appearance on this show
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