She Speaks: Finding Your Voice and Using It Boldly
You have a voice — and it was never meant to be silenced.
Whether you’re standing up for yourself, asking for help, or sharing an idea in class, your voice is powerful. But for many of us, it can feel scary to speak up. Maybe you’ve been told you’re “too much” or you’re afraid people won’t listen. But here’s the truth: you matter, and your voice deserves to be heard.
Speaking up starts with believing you have something valuable to say.
It’s not about being the loudest — it’s about being real, honest, and bold in your truth.
Here are 3 simple ways to start using your voice:
- Speak kindly to yourself first — the way you talk to you sets the tone.
- Practice saying what you need — even if your voice shakes.
- Stand up for others — your boldness might inspire someone else to speak too.
When you find your voice and use it, you inspire other girls to do the same. So don’t shrink to make others comfortable. You weren’t born to whisper.
You were made to be heard.