Where Are We Now?

Since its inception, The GirlTalk Magazine has expanded its middle and high school staff of writers, artists, and contributors around to the world, and has continued to tackle important gender, sexuality, and intersectional feminist issues. The magazine was created in 2017 by former high school students Charlotte Kramon and Eunice Park. Now, under the leadership of Dalton School seniors Zohar Lindemann and Sophie Saxl, what once was a crazy vision to expand GirlTalk’s international network is now reality. With over 45 issues published and hundreds of articles written, The GirlTalk Magazine has become an integral part of many young activists’ lives.

Partners + Resources

The Feminist Focus & Girls Learn International

The Feminist Focus is a platform for advocacy through which Girls Learn International student feminists have the opportunity to share their experiences with social issues in their communities. Pieces include op-eds, interviews, feminist news, poetry, visual artwork, and more. They feature a wide variety of perspectives and represent their 200+ domestic and international Chapters.

Women Connect4Good

Women Connect4Good, Inc. educates people to develop women-helping-women networks that raise the status of women globally. The foundation works to help young women develop crucial skill, learn to take charge of their live, and connect deeply with others to create change.

jhpiego

jhpiego combats real world health problems head on, bringing health care to global communities faced with threatening issues such as cervical cancer, malaria, HIV, and complications from pregnancy and childbirth.

Dani Pinkus

Dani Pinkus is a feminist blogger who focuses on detailing her experiences with feminism and living as a woman.