Opportunities with GGG
High School Involvement
Become an Ambassador
A Girls Go Government Ambassador serves as a leader, representative, and advocate for GGG within their school community. In this role, ambassadors work closely with the national executive team to establish and lead an affiliated chapter at their school.
Girls Go Government affiliated clubs are designed to advance the organization’s mission of inspiring and educating the next generation of women leaders in government. Through engaging programming focused on civic engagement, leadership development, and career exploration, these clubs aim to build knowledge, strengthen skills, and foster an inclusive and supportive community.
The primary goals of affiliated chapters are:
Expand Perspectives
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Expose young women to the wide range of pathways into government and civic careers, from policymaking and public administration to law and advocacy.
Increase Access to Resources
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Provide students with meaningful tools and support, including national informational guides and mentorship opportunities, to help them navigate their interests and goals.
Encourage Leadership
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Equip young women with the knowledge and confidence to pursue leadership roles and actively shape their communities and policies.
Foster Confidence and Belonging
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Create a space where young women feel valued, supported, and empowered, reinforcing that their voices are essential to building a better society.
Affiliated Chapters
High School
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Apex Friendship High School
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Carolina Friends School
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Cuthbertson High School
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Heritage High School
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Hickory Ridge High School
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Manteo High School
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Morganton Chapter
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Raleigh Charter High School
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Wake Forest High School
North Carolina
Collegiate
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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North Carolina State University
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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
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Davidson College
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Appalachian State University
College Involvement
Are you passionate about empowering young women and exploring careers in government? Get involved with Girls Go Government at the collegiate level!
National Executive Officer
College students can take on a leadership role in Girls Go Government by becoming a National Executive Officer. In a national position, you’ll play a key role in shaping the direction and impact of GGG as a whole. You will also help develop programs, expand outreach, and guide the organization’s growth. This is an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in leading a nonprofit, working on strategic initiatives, and making a lasting impact on young women interested in government careers.
Collegiate Ambassadors
College students are welcome to apply to form a GGG chapter at their school. If a collegiate chapter is located near high school chapters, it may decide to support and collaborate with local high schools.
Programs
Project Point Blank Period
Project Point Blank Period allows members the opportunity to work toward ending period poverty in their school, community, and state. Members will have the opportunity to work with the national executive team to host menstrual product drives or collections, package period packs or bins, and distribute them to areas in need.
Politics and Pastries
Politics and Pastries aims to foster constructive dialogue in a time when partisanship and communication across the aisle are increasingly challenging. It provides the opportunity for young women from various backgrounds to come together and connect with their peers and community members to discuss their thoughts and opinions on current events and politics.
Girls Go Vote
Girls Go Vote is designed to educate and empower members on voter registration and to equip them with the knowledge and confidence to help others in the voting process. Participants will attend information sessions on voter registration and take part in various events to assist and educate community members about registration.
See the program calendar below for our schedule. Be sure to check the description on the calendar for important information, such as registration and locations.