Financial and investment literacy program, Rock the Street, Wall Street (RTSW) is designed to bring both gender and racial equity to the financial markets. Their founder, Maura Cunningham joined us to share the importance of teaching young women and girls about financial literacy and her journey from Wall Street exec to founder and international change agent.

Learn more about the Rock the Street, Wall Street: https://rockthestreetwallstreet.com/

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Previously responsible for crafting Native American policy in the White House, Mary Smith, an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation and former chief executive of the Indian Health Service joins this episode of the Sisterhood is Power! Podcast to share about how she built the Caroline and Ora Smith Foundation, an organization that works to increase the number of Native American women in STEM fields.

Learn more about the Caroline and Ora Smith Foundation: https://www.carolineorasmithfoundation.org/

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This week on the Sisterhood is Power! podcast, Takiyah Wallace, Founder of Brown Girls Do Ballet, joins us to share her inspiration for starting BGDB, the importance of community, mentorship and empowering girls through dance.

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This week on the Sisterhood is Power! podcast, Susan Trieschmann, founder of Curt’s Cafe, joins our host, Janus Adams, to discuss how she built a $28 million company from scratch , the accident that changed her course to help formerly incarcerated youth find hope, home and livelihoods and the challenges and joys of entrepreneurship.

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Inspiring our youth to pursue their passion and find their purpose Kelly Fair, founder of Polished Pebbles, has taken the entrepreneurial spirit inspired by her mother to foster growth through her mentorship program for young girls. In this episode of the Sisterhood is Power! podcast, both Kelly Fair and our host, Janus Adams, explore the the key factors in providing career readiness for the next generation of female leaders.

Learn more about Kelly Fair and Polished Pebbles at https://polishedpebbles.com/.

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From building bridges to climbing ladders, Cynthia Plouche, the Founder of the Alzenia Project; sits down with Janus Adams to discuss the joys, trials, and adventures that come with laying the groundwork of something glorious, being empowered through education, the importance of mentorship, and how a special woman in her life led her to a path of impact.

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Introducing Do Something Glorious! an Alzenia Project, Sisterhood is Power, limited podcast series that goes behind-the-scenes of the lives of six women founders of major not-for-profit organizations TaKiyah Brown (Brown Girls Do Ballet), Susan Garcia Trieschmann (Curt's Cafe), Mary Smith (the Caroline and Ora Smith Foundation), Kelly Fair (Polished Pebbles) and Maura Cunningham (Rock the Street, Wall Street). This podcast series is hosted by Janus Adams, Emmy award-winning journalist, historian, entrepreneur, and author.

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