African American Young Ladies Summit (AAYLS)
AAYLS Beginnings
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The Mission
The African American/Black Young Ladies' Summit Program (AAYLS) is a holistic village practice that values, empowers, and equips young women with the tools they will need for a lifelong journey of personal success and achievement.
Engagement of young African American women in AAYLS affirms:
Academic scholarship (Present & Future)
Overcoming racial barriers in society, school, and in life
Afro-beauty (Beauty, Fashion and History) Join us on
Community Engagement & Financial Stability
Belonging, Health & Connecting
Leadership, Self-worth & Confidence
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AAYLS Champion & Lady of the Month!
AAYLS Champion
Mr. Legg- Teacher, DMLK Middle School
We chose Mr. Legg because he embodies what AAYLS is all about ensuring that Black Girls consistently have access to opportunities like AAYLS. He has in helped with us for years.
Meet Mr. Legg and hear what he has to say about AAYLS and our AAYLS Young Lady of the Month.
AAYLS Lady of the Month
Maimouna- 7th Grade, DMLK Middle School
Maimouna is a shining example of leadership and dedication! Known for her enthusiasm and commitment, she is actively involved in numerous school activities and serves as a role model to her peers. Whether in the classroom, on the field, or in the community, Maimouna consistently demonstrates exceptional leadership, teamwork, and a passion for making a difference.
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AAYLS Champion
Mr. Able-Pype- Teacher, Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy
We chose Mr. Able-Pype because he ensures that Black Girls consistently have access to opportunities like AAYLS. He checks in with us to make sure his girl's have what they need.
AAYLS Lady of the Month
Jynesa- 10th Grade, Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy
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Jynesa is a dedicated student and role model who leads student events through the Student Voice and Leadership class. She helps foster a positive school culture and overcomes societal barriers with growing confidence. Her resilience and self-worth drive her towards her fullest potential as a multicultural Black woman in America.
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