The waves are big, WeGo!
Fostering strong and independent female leaders.
501(c)(3) founded by Kylee Hamamoto '24
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WeGo! Leadership Program
How It Works: Our 4-Step Leadership Process
1
Discover Your Passion
We all have something that we would be willing to devote hours and hours into. Finding that passion is the start of your journey into becoming a strong and independent leader with WeGo!
2
Find Your Voice
It can be hard to get started when you feel like your voice doesn't matter or that it won't make a difference. Our team here at WeGo! is here to convince you otherwise.
3
Start Your Cause
Now, you're ready to take on the big waves. With your passion and confidence, you can create something that reflects you and the change you wish to see.
4
Share Your Voice
We want to build a network and platform for you to share your passion and creations with others and help inspire the next cohort of girls. Let's ride the waves together.
WeGo! Around the World
WeGo good with numbers.
200
Girls empowered through our individual, 1:1, personalized approach to empowerment.
50
Girl-led projects and initiatives created through our WeGo! Leadership Program.
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WeGo! nationwide and global chapters in: Honolulu, Tokyo, Osaka, Tohoku, and California.
ABOUT
Kylee Hamamoto '24
Kylee Hamamoto is a junior at Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii and is the proud founder of WeGo!
As an 8th grader passionate about women empowerment and gender equality from the many positive role models in her life, Kylee brainstormed and launched WeGo! right at the start of the pandemic.
Born and raised on the island of O`ahu, Kylee is proud of her upbringing and strives to promote local values of aloha, kuleana, kokua, using them to promote gender equality, and bringing Hawaii everywhere WeGo!
She has devoted her time and work with WeGo! towards helping build a community of strong, confident, empowered, and independent female leaders to break glass ceilings and combat gender inequality with a humble heart.
Our Projects
Hear from the girls of WeGo! themselves...
"I joined WeGo! because I felt that it shared the message of women empowering women very well. This is something that is important to me, and something that is important to society. By joining, I hope to help this mission, my school, and outside communities, as well as learning how to empower myself and other people I surround myself with."
Kat Viola '24
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