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Hi everyone. I hope you've all been well. Today I am honoured to speak to Ebeneita, Sophie and Chauvonne,

three incredible community organisers who are doing amazing work with young girls through milk

and honeybees, a creative and expressive safe space for black girls to thrive and put her first.

Healing, empowerment and resilience. Ebeneita is the founder of the

organisation and also serves as a therapeutic youth practitioner of juveniles, working with young people

who were affected by education and youth justice systems using relational and creative methods.

Ebeneita is joined by Sophie, an 18-year-old blogger and podcaster,

and Chavon, a 23-year-old primary school teacher teaching assistant

and sports coach for girls in London.

Chauvin and Sophie have both been with milk and honeybees for just over a year, supporting the

organisation and serving as role models for the young girls participating in the project.

In today's episode, we will be discussing childhood trauma and how it manifests into adulthood

and finding your voice as a young black girl.

Ebeneita, Sophie and Giron, welcome to the Girls Talk podcast.

Girls Talk.

So first of all, thank you so much for taking the time to be virtually on my podcast.

I wish we could like do this in person and I am getting quite like, I don't know.

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