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The Rock Girls also created a library, murals, and advocated for bullet-resistent fencing and the demolition of their asbestos-contaminated school building. And in 2016, Cecile and Boyd Foundation sponsored the refurbishment of our first BRAVE mobile studio, located in an overland truck shared with Greenpop. Paul du Toit, Tracy Lynch, Sam Scarborough and others, who worked side-by-side with the leaners on some incredible works of art.In 2014, Rock Girl partnered with Cecile and Boyd on their mobile Art Room in a container, which is a World Design Capital project.

Scholarships for girls to pursue tertiary degrees in conservation, law, medicine, design, and business.

Hiring of full-time social worker to support our girls.

Equipment to document and record girls’ stories, including cameras, phones, printers, and computers.

Training for girls as youth reporters, photographers, and journalists.

Supplies, petrol, and equipment need to go on our Road Trips.

Your support will help us continue our work and expand our capacity to reach even more girls and their families.

Creating girl leaders who are educated, resilient, safe and empowered leads to lower birth rates, improved reproductive and maternal health and lowered HIV transmission, and increased economic opportunities for girls, and everyone. BRAVE uses an innovative, unconventional model, taking girls living on the frontlines of some of the most violent and impoverished communities in Africa on life-changing road trips to empower and inspire them to become girl leaders and decision makers. BRAVE is a registered South African NPO and is awaiting approval as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in the United States.