Each week on “Making a Difference,” our host, Pam Vasilevskis, interviews people making a difference in their community. Today, Pam had the pleasure of talking with Shaylene King from The Mean Girl Extinction Project.
The Mean Girl Extinction Project is an anti-bully 501 (c)3 non-profit specific to girls. It was created to address the rise in relational aggression with girls. Our mission is to help girls cultivate a community of kindness in girl world.
To learn more check out https://tmgep.com.
What’s your favorite way to get involved in the community? Filling a need. So much of my work and investment is in schools and with students and teens. It is also through words. I’m an author as well with two books out and a third coming out in March.
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