All Kinds of Girls
ABOUT
​MISSION AND HISTORY
All Kinds of Girls (AKOG) was founded at Clark University in 1998 as a single-day program for young girls. As AKOG enters our 19th year of service, we now provide 19 weeks of Saturday mentorship programming to girls age 9-16 during Clark University's academic year.
AKOG strives to:
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Help girls recognize their own strength by providing them with a safe space to express and maintain their true voice
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Build bridges between girls from Worcester and women from the Clark University community and beyond
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Foster understanding by bringing together girls and women from diverse class, ethnic and racial backgrounds
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Promote self-confidence, high self-esteem, and healthy connections between girls through creative activities, group discussions and guest speakers
STAFF
STEERING COMMITTEE
STEERING COMMITTEE
ADVISORY BOARD
MENTORS
Nia Slater-Bookhart
Tobey Chase
Adina Cohen
Maddy DoyleMorgan Hylton
Elizabeth Jones
Emma McGurren
Julia Moore
Fatima Orta
Nina Weisblatt
AKOG's Advisory Board is composed of administrators and professors at Clark University who generously donate their time and expertise to the organization
AKOG mentors are undergraduate women at Clark University who generously donate their time and energy to the organization