Creating A Better Future For Young Girls

with Aggie Pappas of the Pace Center for Girls Broward

More than 39,000 girls have found a pathway to a better future thanks to one Florida nonprofit. Aggie Pappas, Executive Director of the Pace Center for Girls of Broward, discusses how they’re guiding these young girls to tackle the challenges of the real world head-on.

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Nov 30, 2020

Hosted by: Candace Kelley

Produced by: Florida Newsmakers Team

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