Badass Girls

mentorship & community for preteens & teens socialized as girls

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“BADASS”

adj. 1. fearless, authentic, and compassionate, Urban Dictionary


dear badass girl,

what if you stopped trying to fit in?

(oh gosh, such a relief)

and started being real?

(what if we did it together?)


 
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Hi, I’m Eliza!

Badass Girls Founder + professional big sister

What if you had a big sister who had your back no matter what? Who you could talk to about whatever (yeah, the really real stuff)? And she got it?

I’m the sassy, soft (professional) big sister that started Badass Girls (it’s the best job). I write things. I talk into a mic in my bedroom closet (it’s called a podcast). I’m obsessed with us feeling free to be real. And I mentor preteen + teen girls.


 

Latest Podcast Episodes:

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[currently on pause after season 1 // come listen to our epic current 82 episodes]

 

 

words from badass young humans:

Being mentored by Eliza is like coming home to yourself and the best community of people. I always felt like ‘too much’ in my friendships — and finally, here’s a place where I can just be my real, imperfect self.
— Emily, age 17
Beforehand I thought my mentor would want to change or fix me to help me be better, but actually Eliza just wanted to get to know me, the real me.
— Hanna, age 13
Having Eliza as a mentor is like having the best big sister you can tell anything to. I feel like there’s me ‘before retreat’ and ‘after retreat’. It’s that simple. My whole life changed.
— Anja, age 17
There was a spontaneous dance party on the retreat with Eliza… I’ll never forget it. She turned on the best music and we just danced and I felt the most pure joy. It’s one of the happiest moments of my life.
— Ky, age 14
Our mentorship circle was one of the safest places I know. I wasn’t someone who ever really planned on being open with people about my feelings. Now I’ve got some of my best friends in this community. If you’re feeling shy, you’re not alone!
— Xola, age 15