Important Update
At this time, Stardale is not offering our regular after-school programming as we are transitioning our focus to archiving educational materials, reviewing our historical data from years of program implementation, performing research, and distributing of our materials. We remain open to and will continue community presentations both online and in-person, as well as the screenings of our short films and subsequent discussion points with Stardale members. Our organization remains operational in a research and archival capacity as we make efforts to ensure the history of Stardale and our girls continues to live on and make a meaningful impact.
Who is Stardale?
Stardale is a community and safe space for Indigenous girls to learn grow and explore what their futures could hold. With humble origins, we work every single day to improve the lives of the young girls that participate in our program and set them on a solid course for their future.
Our program serves young Indigenous girls from ages 10-17. The four components of the holistic Stardale Model encompass the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of life.
It all starts and ends with our girls
From life skills and educational assistance to fashion, music and cultural practices the Stardale girls are provided with as many experiences and opportunities as possible.
Watch this short documentary to explore what being a part of Stardale Women’s Group is really like for our girls. Dive deep into the world of Stardale Women’s Group and the causes, initiatives and girls we work to empower.
When we provide positive, supportive environments for Indigenous young women and girls, we build resilience across generations.
“I am a part of the program because it gives me a sense of belonging and that I am not the only one. There are other girls out there just like me and Stardale Women’s Group has helped many of us.”
— Maegen S.
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