Dr. Carla Stokes was inducted into Outstanding Atlanta in recognition of her leadership, professional accomplishments, civic engagement, and service to the Atlanta community. As the founder and Executive Director of Helping Our Teen Girls In Real Life Situations (HOTGIRLS)®, an award-winning 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health and well-being of Black young women and girls through leadership development, positive youth development, health education, youth-based … [Read more...]
Teen girl life coach, leadership coach, youth motivational speaker for teen girls, and girl empowerment expert Dr. Carla Stokes inspires girls to build confidence, self-esteem, and leadership; make positive choices and healthy decisions; cultivate healthy relationships; overcome peer pressure and friendship challenges; and reach their goals without compromising their happiness.
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Fast Company Interviews Dr. Carla on Girl Culture and Fashion
Dr. Carla Stokes was interviewed as an expert on tween and teen girls in a feature article by Elizabeth Segran in Fast Company. She shared insights on challenges facing Gen Z preteens coming of age in the era of COVID, as well as the influence of tween girl culture on viral social media and fashion trends that […]
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