Nationwide — Former educator turned entrepreneur Tamika Adams is creating safe spaces for young Black girls, training them in etiquette and equipping them with the necessary skills to be successful young women. The organization also inspired her to author her debut book, 7 Keys to Starting a Mentoring Organization for Black Girls which was released this month.
“The pearl is symbolic in the sense that it is a gem that is rich in character, yet powerful in impact,” said Adams. “These girls are the pearls that will do greater than our ancestors who have blessed our vision and stand with us as we journey through life.”
Adams wants to see more organizations for Black girls and wrote 7 Keys to Starting a Mentoring Organization for Black Girls.
“The purpose of this book is to inspire and encourage others to consider leading in this space as well,” said Adams. “Everyone can grow together. This book is certainly something I am passionate about and dedicated to all the young women who will come after me. For me, imparting the wisdom and experience is very important in our community because it is about leaving a legacy and building generational wealth beyond finances.”
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