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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2022 · 24 MIN

We The Females (WTF) Co-Creator Yiota Zeitinidis

from Bold Like Her Podcast · host Kim Douglas

Yiota shares her experience of being on "So You Think You Can Dance-Greece", how her parents influenced her to not only be on the show but to get into dance at a young age and how its helped her in her journey back to Boston to start this amazing dance team! WTF - We The Females is an all-female dance company based out of Boston, Massachusetts. The team was created in January 2019 by three Boston based female dancers. The team's mission is to empower women of all ages through the art of dance. The team takes special interest in locally owned businesses, fashion, community service, and youth outreach.  In 2020 We The Females was chosen as Adidas Game Changers and featured in a nationwide campaign about people who make a difference in their community. The same year, they launched the "We're The Future" program that brings affordable dance classes to young girls around Massachusetts.  Some of their professional credits include: Adidas Originals Superstar Campaign Boston Celtics Halftime performers  Pride Boston, opening act for LGBTQIA+ artist, Todrick Hall Boston Cannabis Festival Dance Company | WTF - We The Females | United States (wtfwethefemales.com)

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