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WeGo! leaders interview leading women in fields that include business, medicine, and engineering to help give students advice and mentorship

WeGo! held a business workshop at Ke'elikolani Middle School where WeGo! leaders taught students about starting a business.

High school students from Osaka make it their goal to share the mission of WeGo! with girls in Japan, learn more about the chapter!

WeGo! launches and pilots their Co-Leader program which allows students the opportunity to come up with ideas, create, and execute events.

WeGo! collects beauty, hair, skin, shower products in conjunction with Partners in Care Oahu to support women in girls for the community.

WeGo! leaders and Ke`elikolani Middle School's Young Women's Club work together to clean the campus and build connections!

WeGo! hosted a beach cleanup at Kalama Beach Park. With over 50 participants and over 300 pounds of trash was removed from the beach!

WeGo! Leaders delivered over 250 pounds of business attire clothing donations to YWCA Laniakea to support women in our community!

WeGo! hosted a workshop with Melanie Feldman, teaching students networking for future jobs, getting internal referrals, and more!

A panel of leading women from leading tech companies shared their experiences with students with WeGo! leading advertisement and marketing.

In this article, Nanea writes about her passions, what she's grateful for, and who she hopes to be.

In this article, we feature Grace Fitzgerald who started her own macrame business, Woven Aloha!

Emi writes about her favorite book of the month, "Under Rose-Tainted Skies" by Louise Gornall. Find out why this is her favorite.

Alana writes about what she's been up to during quarantine and how she's been keeping busy: learning new things, honing skills, and more!

Ava writes about one of her art pieces and shares what initiated her interest in art and how she feels when working on pieces.