SLAY gives young women of Pine Bluff the opportunity to “slay” or, lead effectively, in their community, school, and education.
Women of color, historically, have been underrepresented in leadership within our society, specifically in the Delta. SLAY (Sisters Leading and Advocating for Youth) gives young women of Pine Bluff the opportunity to “slay” or, lead effectively, in their community, school, and education. This group will be open to students who self-identify as being a woman of color or want to become an ally to wo
06/03/2017
Our members are being impactful leaders! This past week three SLAY members joined Pine Bluff High's team at Arkansas Girls State. Two of our members are attending HOBY Leadership Summit and many others were elected to leadership positions at Pine Bluff High for the upcoming school year. These young women rock!
05/20/2017
We are so proud of the PBHS class of 2017! Two of our members graduated with honors, one of which was valedictorian. Congratulations!!
05/06/2017
What an amazing time for Black women in Arkansas last night! Thanks to all that made this event a success. We are so proud of our SLAY members for all of their hard work to make this event happen!
04/01/2017
Great time at High School Start-Up Day at Henderson State today! Our girls tackled problems within education and shared their ideas about how to make our education system better!
03/29/2017
SLAY members participated in our first resume workshop. Shoutout to women of the community who came to assist us!
02/24/2017
Members of SLAY and What's Next Pine Bluff participated in MLK Day of Service on January 14th. This was part of ICVR's 33rd Original KingFest Celebration. We are so glad to have young student leaders that want to serve their community.
10/29/2016
Super excited after our first interest meeting! Over 80 girls showed up!