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Good Girls Group Observation Report
For five years, I volunteered for Good Girls Rock located in Statesville, NC and Mooresville, NC. This organization promotes positivity and provides encouragement among teenage girls who have self-esteem issues, or dealing with peer pressure and some form of bullying in school. Additionally, the organization provides mentors to helped these young women lead sophisticated lives and some one they can talk to as they present their issues in confident without worrying about being judge or looked down upon. The organization does a lot to help the
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