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JA and Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Foundation Join Forces

Posted in: JA Impact, Partners

Junior Achievement (JA) and the Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work® Foundation are excited to continue their partnership for the second consecutive year in presenting “Inspire 2 Aspire” during the upcoming Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day on April 25, 2024.

“Inspire 2 Aspire” is a visionary campaign that captures the core missions of both organizations, aimed at instilling in children the mindset that they can choose their own future. This initiative is a call to action, encouraging youth to develop a strong desire to achieve positive change in the workplace and society.

The campaign’s primary goal is to empower the next generation by providing a transformative experience within the world of work. By fostering collaboration between JA and Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work® Foundation, “Inspire 2 Aspire” seeks to prepare youth for the evolving challenges and opportunities in the workforce, emphasizing the importance of education in shaping their future.

“At the heart of ‘Inspire 2 Aspire’ is the belief that every child has the potential to be an inspiration in their own right,” said Anne Landers, Chief Operating Officer at Junior Achievement of Arizona. “By participating in the Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work program, children gain insights into various careers and industries. They not only gain valuable knowledge, but also become catalysts for positive change.”

The campaign places a strong emphasis on diversity, encouraging youth to explore different career paths and envision a future where their unique strengths contribute to a dynamic and inclusive workplace. Through hands-on experiences, educational initiatives, and mentorship opportunities, “Inspire 2 Aspire” aims to create a ripple effect, transforming the inspiration gained by the youth into a force for positive change.

The collaborative efforts of JA and the Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work® Foundation are set to make “Inspire 2 Aspire” a powerful and impactful experience for the participating youth on Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.

 

About Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work® Foundation

The Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Foundation, a 501 (C)(3) non-profit agency established to build diversity in the workplace, raises public awareness of children’s issues and provides adults with proactive strategies to help girls and boys remain resilient, especially in the world of work. Through its leadership, expertise, and collaborations, the Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Foundation advocates for changes in social policy and public awareness on behalf of youth. Since 1993, on the fourth Thursday in April, more than 40 million youth and adults in over 4 million workplaces around the world have participated in the Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work program. The foundation requests sponsorship to provide the educator training materials, activity guides, website management, and publicity needed to offer children around the globe an experience that emphasizes the value of their education, helps them discover the power and possibilities associated with a balanced work and family life, and provides them an opportunity to share how they envision the future among peers.

 

About Junior Achievement of Arizona

Junior Achievement of Arizona is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that equips Arizona students to succeed in work and life by giving them the knowledge and skills they need to manage their money, plan for their future, and make smart academic, career, and economic choices. Since 1957, Junior Achievement of Arizona has taught kids kindergarten through high school about financial literacy, career readiness, and entrepreneurship. The organization’s hands-on, age-appropriate programs are delivered by more than 9,500 corporate and community volunteers. Junior Achievement of Arizona reached approximately 170,000 students in the 2022-2023 school year. Follow @JAArizona on social media or visit jaaz.org/resources for more free online educational tools.