Episode 169: Creating a Space for Girls to Share Their Wisdom with Naama Barnea Goraly

We don’t need more powerful men. We need more compassionate men. We need more men and boys supporting women & girls.
— Naama Barnea Goraly

Growing up is hard. It’s especially hard as a tween and teen and even harder when you don’t have anyone to talk to, get advice from, or simply lack a community. Today’s guest, Naama Barnea-Goraly, is the founder of Girltelligence, a free app for girls where they can ask their questions, connect with each other, and give each other advice. It’s an app based sisterhood where girls support each other.  In this episode, we discuss why having a sisterhood matters even more today, how to avoid bullying and make apps safer for young girls, and how to even create your own app in the first place. Enjoy!


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Show Notes & Things We Discussed:

Medical Doctor by training

Israel

Brain Researcher at Stanford

Child & Adolescent Psychology

Built her own start-up Girltelligence

Advisory board of teen & college age girls

Neutrogena Fund

I Fund Women

Girl Scouts

Canva

Physicist

Feminist

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Music by Joakim Karud @joakimkarudmusic

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