Festival of The Girl Resources
There are some great activities in this year's journal which you can download here. And don't forget that Festival of The Girl 2021 is live and accessible until the end of October.
Enjoy colouring these beautiful and empowering illustrations by the incredible
Zoe Jackson. Created for Festival of The Girl, especially for you.
Click on the image to download the illustration and don't forget to visit Zoe's website to see more on her inspiring work, click here.
*Please note these are for personal use only and cannot be distributed by third parties once downloaded.
Festival of The Girl 2020
Future World Journal
We created journals for our online Festival of The Girl 2020 which are still available for download here. They can be used alongside the content on our YouTube channel.
Books for
Strong Girls
We're so grateful to Brave Girls Book Club for creating this amazing reading list for all our girls. Don't forget to check out their amazing subscription boxes too!
We can't get enough of all things
The Curiosity Box! Make sure to get
your own here.
And if that wasn't enough here is your very own paper fortune teller activity.
One of our favourite children's authors (Awesome Career Books) and neuroscientist turned diplomat Dr Bryony Mathew has shared these fun and inspiring activities for your girls to do at home. Click on the below.
Did you love the Girls Friendly Society's activities from our 2020 festival? We certainly did and now they've shared even more for you to enjoy. Click on the below.
Metro Bank, one of our amazing 2020 sponsors, wants all girls to learn about money, saving and more. Make sure to take advantage of these further resources.
For the grown ups...
'Gender stereotypes are limiting children's potential and causing lifelong harm.'
The Commission, established by The Fawcett Society, has released the report, Unlimited Potential, which shows just how much gender stereotypes in early childhood are limiting our children. Focused on children from 0-7 years of age this report reinforces just how important it is to engage and inspire girls of Primary school age.
Find further information and the full report here.
Lifting Limits is an incredible charity who are delivering gender equality through education. They provide educators with the skills and resources to recognise and correct gender bias that can go unnoticed in primary schools and to support pupils in challenging gender inequalities in the wider world.
Our Streets Now had two of the most popular videos watched at our 2020 festival, Dare to Dream and feminist consent dance video and tutorial. They are now doing even more by sharing their resource pack to help you learn about public sexual harassment and how to tackle it, as part of their Our Schools Now Project.
We were very grateful to author and mental health campaigner, Hope Virgo, for speaking at our 2020 festival. She is now sharing further information on her Lets Talk Eating Disorders campaign.
#Lets Talk EDs
We just love the Body Happy Org. They are dedicated to helping adults create positive body image environments for children to thrive in. They've created brilliant digital and physical resources and products, workshops and online courses. They are a one-stop shop for all things body image boosting, helping us grown-ups to create a kinder culture of body love and acceptance for the children in our care.
Not Only Pink and Blue is the first online marketplace for children’s clothes, book and toys that challenges the tradition of dressing girls in pink and boys in blue.
Make sure to check it out, we promise you won't be disappointed. And if you want to learn more about challenging stereotypes you can see Clare Willetts, Not Only Pink and Blue's founder, talking about it at Festival of The Girl 2021, in the My Brilliant Body Speaks cloud.
