This weekend I drove up to Howard County to take photos of Centennial High School's Girl Up club fundraising event. The event was a leadership summit hosted by Howard County Girl Up where students from all across the county got to hear from female leaders in the community as well other Girl Up leaders.
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| Claire Pratt, senior International Relations major at Georgetown University and Girl Up leader talks to high school students about what it means to be a feminist. |
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| "We cannot all succeed when half of us are held back"- Malala Yousafzai, one of the attendees shirt reads as the panelists discuss what it means to support feminism and equal rights. |
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| Charissa Zhu, Centennial High School junior, prepares to take a photo with one of the fundraising event attendees at the Photo Booth. |
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| Centennial High School Girl Up club board members try on props for their group picture. Courtney Tse sports one of the props. |
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| Emily, a board member for Centennial High School's Girl Up club, takes the group photo of the attendees. Boys and girls were in attendance for the fundraising event. |
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| The attendees split up for the break out sessions to learn more about fundraising, starting a Girl Up club, and more. Here one of the attendees shares what ideas her group came up to help start their own Girl Up Club. |
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| Claire Pratt shares some ideas with her group on different ways to get their Girl Up group up and running in their schools. |
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| Allison shows Jisoo Cho and Gesna Aggarwal the photo that she just took of the board members. |
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| Amy Guo joins to view the group photo they took. |
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