The Pioneer Newspaper covered AFG’s Uniting Isolated Voices research report.
Crosspost from the Pioneer Newspaper
Article Written by Scaler Schwenk, Managing Editor
"In the age of technology, the internet exacerbates a gender divide of digital access, placing girls and gender-expansive youth at a disadvantage for their personal and professional lives.
Alliance for Girls, based in San Francisco, the largest regional alliance of girl-serving organizations serving more than 300,000 girls across six Bay Area counties, conducted surveys to unveil the divide. Sixty-six percent of girls and gender expansive youth identified their stress and anxiety increased during the pandemic, a Uniting Isolated Voices: Girls & Gender Expansive Youth During COVID-19 report found.”
Read the rest of the article in the Pioneer Newspaper.