Profile:
All Kinds of Girls ( AKOG) is a mentor program for girls ages 9-12. The mission of AKOG is to cultivate leadership, self-esteem, and self expression in girls through games, creative writing, discussion, art, and improvisation/acting-and to have Tons of Fun ! Run through Women's Studies program at Clark University, this program provides girls a safe space in which to use their voices, creativity and minds.
The 2110 is an independent, student-funded, Concordia University organization, mandated to promoting gender equality and empowerment particularly as it relates to marginalized communities. This mandate is achieved through on-going programming, campaigns, resources, services, and advocacy.
Actua is a national not-for-profit organization that supports the development and delivery of hands-on programs that inspire youth in science, engineering and technology. Each year, Actua's network of member organizations reaches over 200,000 young Canadians (ages 6-17) through summer day camps, school workshops and community outreach activities. 
A health & social service organization committed to providing holistic primary health care, working with the community to champion group & individual potential for health & well-being. The centre works with a wide range of other resources & support services to promote & maintain a broad view of health - the achievement of physical, intellectual, emotional & spiritual well-being.
