Because of Hardy Girls Healthy Women, I feel connected. I feel real. I feel strong. Most importantly, I feel like I am really making a difference in our world, one step at a time. -Adriana
Because of Hardy Girls Healthy Women, I feel connected. I feel real. I feel strong. Most importantly, I feel like I am really making a difference in our world, one step at a time. -Adriana

From Adversaries to Allies
Current harassment and bully-prevention programs do little to address the relational and societal realities of girls' lives, or the underlying causes of girlfighting behavior. From Adversaries to Allies builds on 20 years of research about how adolescent girls understand their relationships, and how they experience the world around them. This knowledge has been translated into an effective curriculum authored by Lyn Mikel Brown, Ed.D and Mary Madden, Ph.D, for addressing girl to girl aggression and bullying. By offering girls a safe space, adult muses, and tools to critically look at media stereotypes, double standards, and divisive messages, girls learn how to support one another in camaraderie while positively affecting the world through social action. Buy From Adversaries to Allies.
Here is what The Women's Foundation of Hong Kong had to say about From Adversaries to Allies:
"We were blown away by the quality and depth of the curriculum and materials."
"Very impressed by the materials, training overview."
"This material is remarkably transportable."
A Facilitator's Guide to Becoming a Muse
An invaluable tool for muses, this guide identifies six core skills that will help build and refine facilitation skills, and support adults in their roles as muses to girls. As well as helping create common language and expectations, it provides you with a basic understanding of group process and dynamics. Buy A Facilitator's Guide to Becoming a Muse
Read what Amy Sullivan has to say about being a muse in her article, "From Mentor to Muse."
Ugly Ducklings Community Action Kit
A cutting edge multi-media resource designed to educate and inspire people to take action against bias-based bullying and harassment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) youth. The Community Action Kit includes an educational documentary film; enhanced interview footage with youth, parents, and educators; tips, discussion questions, activities, and resources for creating safe, equitable, inclusive environments for LGBTQ youth. Learn more about Ugly Ducklings at the Campaign's website