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Girls Inc. expands to Russell Sage College in Troy

By Matthew Lynch
January 2, 2025
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Girls Inc. of the Capital Region announced a significant expansion of its program offerings, partnering with Russell Sage College to bring its empowering programs to the Troy community. This move marks a strategic step for Girls Inc., solidifying its commitment to supporting the development of young women in the region.

The collaboration will see Girls Inc. establish a dedicated space on Russell Sage College’s campus, offering a variety of after-school and summer programs for girls in grades K-12. These programs will focus on fostering leadership skills, promoting STEM education, building healthy relationships, and advocating for gender equity.

“We are thrilled to partner with Russell Sage College,” stated [Name of Girls Inc. Executive Director]. “This collaboration allows us to reach a wider audience of girls and provide them with the resources and support they need to succeed. The college’s commitment to empowering women aligns perfectly with our mission.”

Russell Sage College, known for its dedication to women’s education and leadership development, embraces the partnership. “[Quote from Russell Sage College representative about the partnership and its benefits for the community],” shared [Name of College Representative].

The expanded programs at Russell Sage College will build upon Girls Inc.’s existing initiatives in the Capital Region, offering a broader range of activities and opportunities for girls to explore their interests and develop their full potential. This expansion signifies a positive step towards empowering young women and fostering a brighter future for all.

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