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Author: Adelaide Ellerbeck

Adelaide Ellerbeck is passionate about feminism and hopes to teach students about its true definition and importance. She focuses on fighting for equality for all and loves debate.
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Young Feminists Create Workshop Series for Elementary Students

Aishwarya Heran, Adelaide Ellerbeck and Julia Kyi
Young Feminists Create Workshop Series for Elementary Students

Students Adelaide, Julia and Aishwarya want to combat sexism and the stigma surrounding feminism by teaching students of all genders the history, importance and true definition of feminism, as well as providing them with role models and resources.

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