B.R.A.V.E. Girl Boot Camp

Hey, Brave Girl.
You were made for this.

A 7-week program helping young girls discover who they are — before the world tells them who to be.

The framework

What does it mean to be B.R.A.V.E.?

Bold

She knows her voice matters and stands firm in her identity.

Resilient

She rises above circumstances and handles challenges with grace.

Authentic

She knows how to be real, honest, and genuine.

Victorious

She believes she has the power to overcome adversity and disappointments.

Excellent

She aims to be her best self in thought, words, and actions.

The program

The 7-Week B.R.A.V.E. Girl Boot Camp

A 7-week, interactive experience designed to help girls build identity, confidence, and purpose from the inside out. Each week focuses on one part of the B.R.A.V.E. framework, giving girls practical tools to stand strong in today's world.

What It Means to Be Brave Today

Honest conversations about pressure, comparison, social media, fear, and expectations.

Bold — Finding Your Voice

Self-awareness, confidence, and the courage to take action even when it feels uncomfortable.

Resilient — Rising Through Setbacks

Emotional strength, perseverance, and positive self-talk. How to get back up when life gets hard.

Authentic — Knowing Who You Are

Values, identity, and staying true to yourself — not who culture tells you to be.

Victorious — Overcoming Self-Doubt

Mindset, attitude, and the power of believing before seeing. Victory starts on the inside.

Excellent — Showing Up with Integrity

Discipline, character, and doing your best every day. Excellence is not perfection.

B.R.A.V.E. Talk & Dream Presentation

Each girl gives a 3-minute talk about what the Boot Camp meant to her. Her dream, her goal, her cause.

She leaves knowing and saying aloud:

I am Bold. I am Resilient. I am Authentic. I am Victorious. I am Excellent.
I am B.R.A.V.E.

Why this matters

Girls today are growing up in a louder, more challenging world.

Confidence is dropping. Many girls look strong on the outside but feel unsure on the inside.

Comparison is rising. Social media shapes identity before they even know who they are.

Identity is unclear. Culture is defining them before they get the chance to define themselves.

3 in 5

teen girls report persistent sadness or hopelessness — according to the CDC.

Girls don't need more pressure.
They need a stronger foundation.

After attending the Brave Girl Boot Camp, I felt more confident in myself and others, and I felt more comfortable with being open with my emotions and being myself.

To me, being brave means being outgoing, and advocating for yourself. Don't give up when things are hard. Be true to yourself, to strive for greatness, and to do the best you can in everything you do.

— Sophia Hanna, B.R.A.V.E. Girl pilot program