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5 Must Read Books to Empower Girls in 2019

January 10, 2019 by Shaylene King In: Uncategorized Tagged: a teen girls guide to speaking up and being who you are, be a change maker, books, confidence code for girls, Emily roberts, express yourself, girls. fangirl, how to start something that matters, Laurie ann thompson, Maya S. Penn, Mighty Girls, Nan lawson, rainbow Rowell, The Mean Girl Extinction Project, you got this

A new year means it’s a new opportunity to make 2019 better than 2018. Most of us consider it a clean slate and it is. But what I think a new year really does is provide us the opportunity to change the narrative for ourselves. It’s our minds ability to to create something different, better. We think a new year gives us a do-over or a super power we didn’t have until the new year started. Our mind is so powerful! It is one of the best weapons of defense God has givens us to use. Reading can be great…

WIN A DREAM GETAWAY TO SONOMA WINE COUNTRY!

June 15, 2018 by Shaylene King In: Bullying, Giveaways Tagged: body image, bullying, Combat Mean, communication, friendships, Girl Bullying, giveaway, honeymoon, mean girls, mean stinks, Sonoma, The Mean Girl Extinction Project, tmgep, vacation, win, wine, wine country

There are only 17 days left to win this once in a lifetime trip for two! Win a trip to the World Famous Farmhouse Inn in Sonoma County, California. It’s simple really, head to omaze.com/sonoma and enter to win this once in a lifetime trip! Proceeds will go the The Mean Girl Extinction Project to provide resources, education and events for girls. We offer more than just anti-bully programs, we provide a platform for girls to develop positive self-esteem and body image as well as learn how to navigate healthy relationships with each other and diffuse conflict. We do assemblies and workshops…

Win Posh Trip and Support The Mean Girl Extinction Project!

May 22, 2018 by Shaylene King In: Body Image, Bullying Tagged: body image, bullying, Combat Mean, dream vacation, Girl Bullying, giving, mean stinks, non-profit, Relational Aggression, The Mean Girl Extinction Project, tmgep, win

Win a trip to the World Famous Farmhouse Inn in Sonoma County, California. It’s simple really, head to omaze.com/sonoma and enter to win this once in a lifetime trip! Proceeds will go the The Mean Girl Extinction Project to provide resources, education and events for girls. We offer more than just anti-bully programs, we provide a platform for girls to develop positive self-esteem and body image as well as learn how to navigate healthy relationships with each other and diffuse conflict. We do assemblies and workshops but we also lead team building and create service projects to teach girls how to unlock the…

April Giveaway!

April 4, 2018 by Shaylene King In: Giveaways, Kind Tagged: Combat Mean, Currier & Stamp, friendships, fun gifts, kindness matters, rise and kind, The Mean Girl Extinction Project, tmgep, words, words matter

It’s no secret I’m a lover of words; good, positive, empowering and yes, FUN! Which is why I am super excited for my April Giveaway! I have partnered with one of my favorite shops, Currier & Stamp. They make personalized coffee cups. I reached out to the owner and asked if she would be willing to create one for this giveaway (She has added it to her collection, which is fabulous! You can checkout her website here Currier &Stamp) Instead of her Rise and Shine, I asked if she could do one that said, Rise and Kind and as you can see,…

Fiction Books on Bullying Your Child Will Find Relatable

February 12, 2018 by Shaylene King In: Bullying, Giveaways Tagged: Across the dark water, Books on Bullying, bullying, Combat Mean, Guardian Heard, Harper Collins Publishers, Jennifer Lynn Alvarez, Riders of the Realm, Spread Kindness Not Rumors, Stop Bullying Start Reading, T-shirt giveaway, The Mean Girl Extinction Project, tmgep

Harper Collins Publishers has put together a great resource on bullying from their authors. I have personally read several of them, given some of them away and share often this link with teachers, students and friends who have issues or concerns with bullying. Most are fiction books. Some deal with bullying head on while others characters experience it. I love how students can relate to the issue through fictional characters. One of my favorites is the Guardian Herd series by Jennifer Lynn Alvarez and her newest series Riders of the Realm coming out May 1st. I love in the first…