Women's Leadership Project

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The Women’s Leadership Project (WLP) is a Black feminist humanist advocacy program for Black girls, girls of color and LGBTQIA+/gender expansive youth

The Women’s Leadership Project (WLP) is a feminist humanist mentoring and service learning advocacy program designed to educate and train young middle and high school age women in South Los Angeles to take ownership of their school-communities. Since 2006 WLP has been based at South L.A. high schools like Gardena High School and Washington Prep High School. Using a humanist curriculum with a socia

Photos from Women's Leadership Project's post 06/08/2026

Join us 🫶🏾🥹❣️for the Music & Poetry Festival on Saturday, July 18, 2026, from 3:00 PM–8:30 PM at the Glorya Kaufman Community Center in Culver City.

This free, family-friendly event celebrates the creativity, resilience, and voices of Black women, girls, and q***r artists through live music, spoken word, community dialogue, and cultural expression. Together, we will raise awareness about gender-based violence impacting Black women and girls while creating a space for joy, healing, and collective action.
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The festival will feature performances from acclaimed artists, emerging youth voices, music industry panels, and community engagement opportunities.

Reserve your free ticket today (LINK IN BIO💥)

We encourage you to invite friends, family, colleagues, and community members to join us for this powerful celebration of art, advocacy, and Black girlhood.

We look forward to seeing you there!🫶🏾😊

06/06/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 graduate scholars .hami and who will be walking the stage Monday and Wednesday, off to UC Davis, Berkeley, Merced, CSULB and

Photos from Women's Leadership Project's post 06/03/2026

🔊🔊 In June 2025, the LAUSD school board voted to allocate $2 million in funding to LGBTQ+ affirming educational programming, training and outreach for students, families, staff and community. To date, very little of the funding has been spent, and there is no formal mechanism or community oversight to ensure the district is accountable to school-communities for the proper expenditure of these funds. The Rainbow Education Coalition of L.A. (RECLA) is mobilizing community members to speak and write in support of the creation of an LGBTQ+ steering committee that would include community members, students, families and other q***r and gender expansive stakeholder allies.

Raise your voice by sending a letter to the LAUSD board below and/or appearing next month at one of the June school board meetings on the 12th, 17th and 23rd!

06/01/2026

Pull up to our next WLP Youth Intern Meeting 🌈✨

We’ll be talking summer youth space programming, Pride Month outreach, LAUSD public comment, City Council updates, and celebrating our Lorraine Hansberry Scholarship awardees 💜

If you’re ready to build community, organize, create, and be in the room with powerful young people — tap in 💥

🗓 Tuesday, June 2nd
⏰ 5:30PM–7PM
💻 Zoom link on flyer

Defining ourselves, for ourselves ✊🏾

05/24/2026

“Stories told by us, for us. 🎬✨
So proud to witness the launch of Defining Ourselves for Ourselves — a powerful Black women-led film production unit dedicated to uplifting multigenerational Black voices, creativity, and community both in front of and behind the camera. 🤍 This is more than film; it’s representation, truth, and legacy in motion. WomenInLeadership FilmProduction CommunityPower”

05/23/2026

LGBTQ Youth Institute is 🔥our youth tabled and did community outreach with other q***r youth affirming orgs! .e.c.la

05/20/2026

Our WLP youth Jas and Josh talk about our coalition demands during our recent Missing & Murdered March and Rally in pursuit of the Youth space ***r_studentunion

Photos from Women's Leadership Project's post 05/16/2026

Some of our Hami BSAP Black Brilliance awardees! 🥹🫶🏾 Congratulations to Ama and Virginia for excellence in leadership, performance and academic achievement!

Proud of you 💐💐💐💐

05/15/2026

Peer educator 12th grader and Howard University bound WLP leader E'niya breaking down how misogynoir and the branding of Black women as "unrapeable Jezebels" informs disproportionate s*x trafficking of Black girls

05/13/2026

We continue to push for the creation of a Youth Space in commemoration of in the Crenshaw District amidst the silence of District 2, where Black women and girls have the highest rates of homicide and s*xual violence victimization

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9770 Culver Blvd
Culver City, CA
90232