Girl Action Team
Her Journey Home
Girls For A Change
Meeting Days
Mondays
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Monthly Virtual Sessions : TBA
Orientation Date
Monday, October 6
Schedule
Mondays
October 13 - April 27
Facilitators
Robinette Cross, Founder of Cross-Cultural Talks, LLC—promoting academic success and cross-cultural understanding.
Sheri Stanford, Founder of KofiAma Journeys—bringing expertise in travel and cultural curriculum, preparing girls for global learning experiences.
Location
Girls For A Change Branch
100 Buford Road
North Chesterfield, VA 23235
Top 5 Benefits of Her Journey Home
- Sisterhood & Connections – Build lifelong friendships locally and abroad.
- Heritage & Identity – Connect with Ghana and explore diverse Black cultures.
- Leadership & Confidence – Grow skills through workshops, service, and travel.
- Joy & Wellness – Thrive in affirming, supportive spaces.
Education & Future – Gain global experience that prepares for college and careers.
Our Project Plan
Her Journey Home is a year-long, culturally grounded program for (8th grade) middle school and high school girls (9th–12th grade), highly recommended by Camp Diva participants but open to new Girls For A Change (GFAC) participants. The program culminates in a transformational 10-day journey to Ghana in 2026.
Rooted in the wisdom of the Sankofa bird—the belief in looking back to move forward this Girl Action Team provides a life-changing opportunity to explore identity, resilience, and global Black girlhood through workshops, storytelling, service, and cultural immersion.
With only 10 participants selected, the program is designed to be an intimate and intentional experience. Chaperones, alumnae , and a film crew will join the trip, documenting the brilliance, freedom, and possibilities of Black girls traveling the world.
Ghana Trip – Program Cost & Participant Contribution
-
Paid in installments over time, or
-
Raised through a “give and/or get” fundraising commitment.
Participation requires a high level of commitment:
- Weekly Sessions: Attendance is required for Oct–Apr.
- Field Trips & Parent Meetings: Families must attend to stay connected and informed.
- Fundraising & Service: Active involvement ensures every girl can travel.
- Accountability: Students must show responsibility, preparation, and consistency.
- Family Partnership: Parents/guardians are expected to support transportation, attendance, and fundraising.