Girls Action Publications

The goal of this research review is to provide resources and information about the realities facing Northern, rural and/or Aboriginal girls and young women in Canada.

This research review has been compiled in order to provide quick and easy access to innovative research about the realities that racialized girls face and the factors that impact their lives.

The goal of this literature review is to provide innovative research about girls, their issues, and the factors that impact their lives. You will find a compilation of quotations and statistics that highlight the experiential realities of girls and young women. You can use this information to reinforce funding proposals, to aid in program development, to provide program justification or to inform communication materials, such as presentations or fact sheets.

Our Communities, Our Words, simply put, is the documentation of the best practices, reflections on programming, stories and experiences that have been shared by our Community Colleagues who are working for and with racialized girls and young women. The intention of this guide is to share frameworks, tools, and resources to support programming, and address the needs and experiences of the racialized girls and young women we work with.

Do you want to start a project? Organize an event? This zine introduces the key concepts from young women who have done it themselves. Get information on topics like collaboration, leadership styles, fundraising, anti-oppression organizing, evaluation, communications, and growing your project. In addition, there are also inspiring stories, tips and resources!

A research paper produced by Girls Action in response to the Kirby Report.

A zine by, for and about young women living in the North of Canada.

A collection of stories, art and profiles from and by (mostly canadian) young women of colour who work it.This zine consists of a variety of stories, art, and profiles from and by young women of colour, which shows how growing up in the Canadian diaspora can be HARD and how we deal with it. The goal of this zine was to celebrate racialized girls and young women but you do it yourself. In your art, in your communities, in your activism, in your cooking, with your grandma, in your languages. We thrive just by living on and by moving on.

Get started in video, photography, radio and interviewing, cyber activism, hip-hop, spoken word and poetry!