teen girls News

From coast to coast, it's no wonder why urban girls are in a state of crisis: Teenage mothers are the latest stars of MTV, and female flash-mob robbers are a hit on YouTube. 


The Queen Esther Movement sites 1 and 2 are designed exclusively for urban pre-teen, teen and college entry level females who desire to roll Biblically in regards to life issues they face daily

What will tween and teen girls do if Justin Bieber has a girlfriend, will they look for new cute boy bands or singers to idolize? Maybe there will be other "scream-worthy" boys?

Inspired Girls International formally anounces its 2010 International Life & Leadership camp which will send girls from the U.S. and Canada to Brazil to participate in workshops, mentor younger girls, and grow as individuals.

Inspired Girls is taking its 1 day Success Summit to Atlanta, Nashville, Los Angeles, New York, and Houston this fall. Partners include Seventeen, Luna, Minuteman Press and others.

BC-based Canadian Author Sheila Atienza, is reaching out to the youth, especially the teen girls on how they are expressing themselves...

Staten Island Community Activists show young girls the inner beauty they posess inside and out

Lip Gloss Teen Magazine celebrates the limitless potential of a girl, daring her to embrace her individuality and to try something new. Issue 4 features two dynamic young women who exemplify creativity and philanthropy.

The Queen Esther Movement 2 website has revamped & updated for the fall season! New Christian Music page complete with videos & access to musician's websites, plus Sweet Notes for God'z Ladies in waiting, regarding clothing & intent of the heart!

Bride Of His Son Ministries continues in their quest to keep the websites, The Queen Esther Movement! current and fresh for pre-teen, teen and college entry-level females, who are influenced with the hip hop culture.

Personal Empowerment Company, Sisters' Sanctuary™, releases A Five Topic Interactive Audio Discussion Program that will Promote Bonding and Healing Conversation between African- American Women and Teen Girls: Healing The Gap!