30-day facilitated journey
Short, structured sessions that help participants pause, name the moment, find a strength, and choose one achievable Hero Move.
Z-Girl EDU · Institutional edition
A facilitated 30-day experience for schools and youth programs that helps participants turn difficult moments into strengths, support, and achievable Hero Moves—without asking institutions to read private reflections.
For schools, districts, after-school programs, mentoring organizations, camps, and youth-serving nonprofits.
The package
Short, structured sessions that help participants pause, name the moment, find a strength, and choose one achievable Hero Move.
A practical launch session covering facilitation, privacy, safety boundaries, accessibility, and when to involve real-world support.
Session plans, opening and closing language, discussion guidance, implementation checklists, and low-pressure follow-up prompts.
Plain-language notice and consent templates that explain what Z-Girl is, what it is not, and how information is handled.
De-identified, aggregate measures for participation, confidence, usefulness, completion, return, action, and safety.
A structured review of implementation quality, participant experience, lessons learned, and the decision to stop, revise, or continue.
30-day pilot
Confirm setting, age range, adult supports, technology, accessibility, and local safety procedures.
Prepare staff and share family-facing notice before participant use.
Run short reflection sessions with predictable openings, privacy boundaries, and optional discussion.
Collect only approved experience measures—never the private reflection itself.
Review implementation quality and decide whether to stop, revise, extend, or license.
Non-negotiable safeguards
Outcome framework
The pilot scorecard measures whether the experience was delivered, understood, useful, and safe. Results are reviewed in aggregate so leaders can make an implementation decision without creating student profiles.
Start with fit and readiness
Begin with a short conversation about your participants, setting, staffing, technology, accessibility needs, and local safety process.
Pilots are free to participating students. Institutional terms, responsibilities, and any future license are documented separately.