Girls Make a Difference
Summer/Fall 2001
Newsletter





Upcoming Mini GMAD Workshop
Check it out, girls! GMAD is adding a special fall
workshop to the 2001 calendar!


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GMAD presents a brand new workshop, Power Girl: Make a Difference.
This one-day workshop will show girls how they can make a difference 
in the world around them. You do not want to miss this awesome program!
       
Power Girl: Make a Difference will be held Saturday, Sept. 29,
       from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Rock Island Downtown Library
         401 19th St., Rock Island, IL
Cost is $5 a person. Sign up by Thursday, Sept. 27, by
calling Minda at (309) 797-9243. GMAD girls will
receive a free pocket diary (sponsored by Girl
Power!).



Christmas Already???
For GMAD it is! Girls Make a Difference is proud to
announce that it will be making its very first
appearance at the 2001 Festival of Trees. We will be
decorating a miniature tree (2 feet tall!) and
donating it to the Festival for people throughout the
Quad Cities to see and admire.

If you would like to be part of the decorating
committee, Call Minda at (309) 797-9243 for details.
We will meet on Saturday, Oct. 7, at the Rock Island
Library to decorate the tree. See you there, and see
you at Festival of Trees!




"Where there is kindness,
        let your heart wander free."
                   ~mdp



In Your Own Words:
Tell Me What It's Like to Be a Girl
Today_______________________
GMAD creator/director Minda Powers is seeking girls who are interested in being interviewed for a new book under Girls Make a Difference as well as future  articles she plans to submit for publication.
Minda is also seeking essays, poetry and true stories about girls and women. Young people (girls and boys), parents, educators, community activists and youth advocates are also welcome to submit pieces or request an interview. Call Minda at (309) 797-9243; snail-mail her at GMAD, PO Box 492, Davenport, IA 52805-0492; or e-mail her at [email protected].

  

        
      GMAD on the Web!
                 UPDATE:  AS you can see GMAD has gone techno!
                 With the  Help of Alicia Dollieslager, GMAD has it's
                 own official Web site.   It's  still in progress, but you
                 can check it out at:
                        
http://geocities.com//QC_GMAD.
                 If you have any ideas about what should go on the
                 site, e-mail Minda at
[email protected]
                                  

 
Make a Difference!
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