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The BOLD Network is focused on developing courageous leadership among young women from underrepresented backgrounds who possess the skills necessary to move discourse forward on some of our most challenging social issues.
05/09/2020
Lastly, we want to congratulate the senior class of BOLD scholars from Ithaca College 🎓You are all amazing examples of what it means to be BOLD women, and we couldn’t be prouder of you!
@ Ithaca College
05/08/2020
Join us in congratulating the senior class of BOLD scholars from Rutgers University Newark 🎓 May this be the beginning of many more amazing achievements in your life! ✨
Not pictured: Angelica Demata, Aaliyah Cobbs, Jocelyn Fuentes Maya & Shelika Belton 🌟 @ Rutgers University—Newark
05/07/2020
Congratulations to the class of 2020 BOLD scholars of 🎓Your BOLD journey was filled with amazing, unforgettable memories, as well as times of learning & growth. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors 🌟 @ Middlebury College
05/06/2020
Today we’re celebrating the senior class of BOLD women from 🎓 This cohort of women became so incredibly close during their time living and learning together; we are all so proud of your achievements & we can’t wait to see what’s next for you all! 🌟 @ The College of Saint Rose
05/05/2020
Congratulations to the class of 2020 of BOLD women at UConn 🎓 As the inaugural class of , you’ve set an amazing example for courageous leadership and innovation - we are all so proud of you! @ UConn
05/04/2020
Join us this month in celebrating all of our seniors across all of the six BOLD affiliated institutions! To our Colby-Sawyer seniors, we are all so proud of you, and can’t wait to see the amazing things you do!🎓
05/09/2018
Last month's Middlebury BOLD/BridgeUp celebration at Flatbread!
03/08/2018
Happy International Women's Day!
02/22/2018
Here’s a to Valentine’s Day when our first cohort at Rutgers-Newark, kicked off their campus transformation project by handing out 500 roses across campus, all with messages about consent! Our biggest congrats to this cohort, we’re so proud! @ Rutgers University—Newark
02/14/2018
Sending our biggest congratulations to our first cohort at for their successful launch of their podcast! You can listen to their first podcast focusing on intersectionality here: https://soundcloud.com/astoldbybold/as-told-by-bold-ep-1
Stay tuned for more exciting updates as our first cohorts start their campus transformation projects Can’t wait to see all the brilliance they have in store! @ California State University, Fullerton
01/23/2018
As the semester has started for some and is close to starting for others, here’s what one of our fantastic scholars did during break: My name is Sofia Vergara and I am part of Smith College Cohort 2. This winter break I visited my family in Ecuador. Being an international student can be rough, but these special moments near my culture and my roots always energize me for another semester. In this first picture my mom and I are standing near one of the 45 volcanoes in Ecuador. Cotopaxi is an active stratovolcano in the Andes Mountains. It is the second highest summit in Ecuador, reaching a height of 19,347 ft, and it is one of the world's highest volcanoes.
Picture 2.- One of my many adventures in Ecuador was to visit the major touristic center of the country, Baños. There are many adrenaline adventures to be part of and as you can see in this picture my sister and I decided to cross a suspension bridge that was 0.7 miles above ground. It was a very scary and breathtaking experience but it was worth all the time and energy.
Picture 3.- My sister and I also decided to go on a zip line at 80 miles and hour, right after we crossed the bridge!!! This activity is called canopy in Ecuador and is the most famous among tourists.
Picture 4.- There are also relaxing activities in Baños and this is one of them; a 2 hour horse ride around Tungurahua volcano. The scenery was precious and the weather that day was perfect.
Picture 5.- Later that day I had the chance to be part of an Ecuadorean tradition called "La diablada pillareña". In colonial times the indigenous people disguised themselves as devils to show their repudiation to catholic preaching and to the physical, psychological, economic and moral mistreatment they received from the Spaniards. Nowadays, this tradition is full of parades, dances and music to celebrate the liberation from the rigid norms of the Catholic Church.
Picture 6.- This last picture is from my beloved city Quito which I will miss immensely.
01/08/2018
Not much more needs to be said.