First lady honors 15 young women leading change in their communities
The Biden-Harris administration announced a series of new actions that will build on their investment in the youth to expand opportunities for women and girls.
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2h agoFirst lady Dr. Jill Biden honored 15 young women who are leading change in their respective communities across the country in celebration of International Day of the Girl.
One honoree, 16-year-old New York City native Logan Hennes, has taken on a leadership role and created a resource to support students working to address antisemitism in their schools and community.
The Biden-Harris administration announced a series of new actions that will build on their investment in the youth to expand opportunities for women and girls at home and abroad.
