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Facts and Findings

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This new issue of Facts and Findings is based on the results of an online survey developed by the GSRI, in conjunction with SmartyPants, a youth market research firm. Given in February 2008 to over 1,300 households in the U.S., a panel of 433 girls ages 8 to 17 of diverse backgrounds responded.

The findings reveal girls' personal concerns and resolutions for the new year about relationships, health, and school as well as their thoughts on issues of gender, race, and equality in this country. Advocacy, politics, and leadership are also areas girls find important.

Follow the links below for detailed findings:

Find more research on girls and issues that affect their lives in our publications, and our list of websites with statistics on children, youth, and families.

 
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