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The Mainely Girls Newsletter
Mainely Girls produces a newsletter twice a year. Below are the latest issues, along with several issues from our archive.

2009-2010 Spring / Summer Issue In progress!

2009-2010 Fall / Winter Issue

Back Issues

Fall 2003

Spring 2000 With a special piece on author, teacher and champion of girls, Lyn Mikel Brown.

Fall 2000 "How Mainely Girls Came to Be." Our very first issue!

The Eating Disorder Learning Collaborative Newsletter
Mainely Girls publishes the monthly Eating Disorder Learning Collaborative e-mail newsletter. Click here for issues.

Reports
Mainely Girls provides a forum for research on issues relevant to girls.

Listening to Girls: Voices from the Maine Youth Center
Commissioned by The Juvenile Justice Advisory Group and Mainely Girls, this report discusses the behaviors and circumstances that result in the incarceration of Maine girls, towards an understanding of their service needs.

Maine Girls: Who We Are and Who We Are Becoming
Mainely Girls' Special Report on Data and Findings from the 1998/1999 Survey of Girls on topics such as sex, depression, stress, suicide, smoking, drinking, drugs, violence, and school. Read the Executive Summary (above) or the complete report.

Talking with Girls: Some Maine Girls' Perspective on Adolescent Girls' Health Issues
Results of discussions with girls on subjects including weight issues, depression, abuse, relationships, sexuality, STDs, dental health, and stress.

Cultivating Hardiness Zones for Adolescent Girls
Lyn Mikel Brown's Keynote to the Girls' Health Summit of June 2001 examines the role of caring adults in nurturing the healthy growth of girls.

Girls' Health: An Action Plan for Maine
This report summarizes the results of the work accomplished at the first ever Maine Girls’ Health Summit, bringing together over 100 experts in girls’ development, health services, women’s advocacy, social policy, service delivery, schools and community organizing, to explore the issues that Maine girls are confronting and to craft strategies to ensure that they attain optimal health and well-being.


	The Mainely Girls Newsletter Mainely Girls produces a newsletter twice a year. Below are the latest issues, along with several issues from our archive.
	2009-2010 Spring / Summer Issue In progress! 2009-2010 Fall / Winter Issue Back Issues Fall 2003 Spring 2000 With a special piece on author, teacher and champion of girls, Lyn Mikel Brown. Fall 2000 "How Mainely Girls Came to Be." Our very first issue!
	The Eating Disorder Learning Collaborative Newsletter Mainely Girls publishes the monthly Eating Disorder Learning Collaborative e-mail newsletter. Click here for issues.
	Reports Mainely Girls provides a forum for research on issues relevant to girls.
	Listening to Girls: Voices from the Maine Youth Center Commissioned by The Juvenile Justice Advisory Group and Mainely Girls, this report discusses the behaviors and circumstances that result in the incarceration of Maine girls, towards an understanding of their service needs. Maine Girls: Who We Are and Who We Are Becoming Mainely Girls' Special Report on Data and Findings from the 1998/1999 Survey of Girls on topics such as sex, depression, stress, suicide, smoking, drinking, drugs, violence, and school. Read the Executive Summary (above) or the complete report. Talking with Girls: Some Maine Girls' Perspective on Adolescent Girls' Health Issues Results of discussions with girls on subjects including weight issues, depression, abuse, relationships, sexuality, STDs, dental health, and stress. Cultivating Hardiness Zones for Adolescent Girls Lyn Mikel Brown's Keynote to the Girls' Health Summit of June 2001 examines the role of caring adults in nurturing the healthy growth of girls. Girls' Health: An Action Plan for Maine This report summarizes the results of the work accomplished at the first ever Maine Girls’ Health Summit, bringing together over 100 experts in girls’ development, health services, women’s advocacy, social policy, service delivery, schools and community organizing, to explore the issues that Maine girls are confronting and to craft strategies to ensure that they attain optimal health and well-being.