Girl Empowerment Day on tap in May

Liv Paggiarino/News Tribune photo: Z-Club member Sarah Case, center, plays a song by The Beatles while talking to girls about music and poetry during the Zonta Club’s Girl Empowerment Day on Saturday, May 8, 2021, at Memorial Park. Middle school-aged girls spent the day celebrating their creativity, strength, intelligence and so much more with group activities like poetry and music, self defense classes and financial skills learning, with presentations by women in various powerful positions, including Mayor Carrie Tergin and members of the Cole County Sheriff’s Department and Cole County EMTs.
Liv Paggiarino/News Tribune photo: Z-Club member Sarah Case, center, plays a song by The Beatles while talking to girls about music and poetry during the Zonta Club’s Girl Empowerment Day on Saturday, May 8, 2021, at Memorial Park. Middle school-aged girls spent the day celebrating their creativity, strength, intelligence and so much more with group activities like poetry and music, self defense classes and financial skills learning, with presentations by women in various powerful positions, including Mayor Carrie Tergin and members of the Cole County Sheriff’s Department and Cole County EMTs.


At its core, Girl Empowerment Day is an event by girls for girls.

Organized entirely by high school student members of Jefferson City's women-oriented Z-Club, Girl Empowerment Day aims to help middle-school girls build confidence and relationships, said Ramona Huckstep, the club's adviser.

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