bright futures leadership program

For nearly 20 years, Bright Futures Leadership Program has been building the leadership skills of high school juniors who show incredible promise. Nominated by principals or guidance counselors at more than 70 Central Ohio high schools, these girls are the Women of Achievement of tomorrow.

how it works

On five consecutive Saturdays from February through May, Bright Futures participants gather for training sessions covering topics such as leadership development, social justice, and positive self-image. They attend panel discussions with female Columbus business leaders and Women of Achievement Academy members, and finish the program with a graduation celebration.

how to apply

Nominations will be accepted in November 2013 for the 2014 class.

learn more

Courtnee Carrigan
614.224.9121 ext. 1226
ccarrigan@ywcacolumbus.org

major sponsor

YWCA Columbus, a United Way Agency, receives support from the Community Shelter Board and its funders, which include the City of Columbus, the Franklin County Board of Commissioners, and the United Way of Central Ohio.