YWLC Program overview
This year-long program offers high school young women a comprehensive leadership development experience, starting with a six-day in-person Summer Conference in either Houston or Austin.
Throughout the year, it provides ongoing support through mentoring, mandatory monthly online meetings, and a hands-on Take Action Challenge where members plan and execute a community service project.
OUR APPROACH: 1 YEAR OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING
OUR areas of focus
Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship
Self-Esteem & Body Image
Local & Global Career Exploration
Service Learning & Social & Emotional Intelligence
Global Issues, Conflict Resolution, Media Literacy & Human Rights
Financial Literacy / Social Etiquette
Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship
Self-Esteem & Body Image
Local & Global Career Exploration
Service Learning & Social & Emotional Intelligence
Global Issues, Conflict Resolution, Media Literacy & Human Rights
Financial Literacy / Social Etiquette
Our impact
Become a mentor
Mentors play a vital role in The Pangea Network’s year-long leadership programs. By sharing your experience, guidance, and encouragement, you help young women build confidence, develop leadership skills, and navigate key moments in their personal and professional growth.
Whether you’re offering career insight, life perspective, or steady support, mentorship creates meaningful, lasting impact for both mentors and participants.
Become a mentor
Mentors play a vital role in The Pangea Network’s year-long leadership programs. By sharing your experience, guidance, and encouragement, you help young women build confidence, develop leadership skills, and navigate key moments in their personal and professional growth.
Whether you’re offering career insight, life perspective, or steady support, mentorship creates meaningful, lasting impact for both mentors and participants.
SUCCESS STORIES
Mandy Dang began her journey with YWLC in her senior year of high school, with her TAC centered around spreading happiness throughout her community through small acts of kindness. She has just graduated from Texas A&M University as an Allied Health major, and is currently pursuing to work in the diagnostic imaging field. Falling in love with The Pangea Network and its mission to empower communities through knowledge, education, and a supportive network, Mandy continues her involvement with YWLC as an intern, mentor, and alumni board member. She hopes to continue supporting young women as they grow into their best confident selves, and can’t wait to see what new ideas future cohorts will develop to create an impact in their communities!
