Lean In Girls is a leadership program that helps girls build confidence, develop skills, and support one another. The program provides structured sessions, discussion guides, and activities that can be run in schools, after-school programs, or community groups.

Lean In Girls combines research-backed content with peer support to help girls build confidence and leadership skills. Unlike many programs, it focuses on real-world challenges — like bias and self-doubt — and gives girls practical ways to take action together.

Yes. Lean In Girls materials are available in Spanish. This makes it easier for educators, parents, and organizations to run the program in diverse communities.

Lean In Girls programs are flexible and can be run with small or large groups. Many groups include 8–20 participants to encourage discussion, but you can adapt the program for classrooms, clubs, or larger communities.

No special training is required to run a Lean In Girls program. Lean In provides step-by-step guides, discussion prompts, and activities to make it easy for educators, parents, and community leaders to get started.

Yes. Parents and homeschool groups can run Lean In Girls at home or in small groups. The program is designed to be flexible and accessible, with materials that support meaningful conversations and skill-building in any setting.

Lean In Girls is designed for middle school and high school girls, ages 11–15. The content is tailored to help girls navigate common challenges and build confidence during critical years of development.

Yes. Lean In Girls is a free leadership program for girls ages 11–15. Programs like Lean In Girls help teens build confidence, leadership skills, and supportive peer networks — so they’re more likely to speak up, take risks, and lead.