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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2009 · 59 MIN

Lindsay Hyde - Social Entrepreneur, Founder of Strong Women, Strong Girls

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When she was a high school student, Lindsay Hyde was already honing on skills as a social entrepreneur (thanks to a philosophy class she had!). Realizing the need for programs that nurture and cultivate the self-esteem of girls, in 2000 (her freshman year at Harvard), Lindsay founded “Strong Women, Strong Girls,” an innovative after school program. In addition to supporting the development of young girls, Strong Women, Strong Girls also emphasizes the leadership and growth of the college women who volunteer as mentors. Join us for a discussion with Lindsay as she discusses her vision for her organization and on her experience as a social entrepreneur.

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