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{{toplink|url=http://www.cagempowering.org/|name=cagempowering.org}}[[File:CAGE.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Members of Cambodian American Girls Empowering.]]'''Cambodian American Girls Empowering''' (CAGE) {{gives}}<blockquote>CAGE is a group of second generation Cambodian American young women seeking to further embrace, create accessibility, and share their heritage and culture. CAGE was founded in 2015 by a group of trained Classical Cambodian Dancers from Philadelphia.<br><br>CAGE's mission is to create a safe space where Cambodian American women feel safe and free to explore and/or learn more about their shared identities, culture, heritage, and history. We seek to foster a group of individuals who use art as activism to empower each other, ourselves, and our shared communities.<br><br>We are a group of second generation Cambodian American feminists seeking to dismantle systems of oppression while also practicing restorative resolutions.</blockquote> | {{toplink|url=http://www.cagempowering.org/|name=cagempowering.org}}[[File:CAGE.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Members of Cambodian American Girls Empowering.]]'''Cambodian American Girls Empowering''' (CAGE) {{gives}}<blockquote>CAGE is a group of second generation Cambodian American young women seeking to further embrace, create accessibility, and share their heritage and culture. CAGE was founded in 2015 by a group of trained Classical Cambodian Dancers from Philadelphia.<br><br>CAGE's mission is to create a safe space where Cambodian American women feel safe and free to explore and/or learn more about their shared identities, culture, heritage, and history. We seek to foster a group of individuals who use art as activism to empower each other, ourselves, and our shared communities.<br><br>We are a group of second generation Cambodian American feminists seeking to dismantle systems of oppression while also practicing restorative resolutions.</blockquote> | ||
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[[Category:Issue-Empowerment_Of_Women_and_Girls]][[Category:Issue-Feminism]] | [[Category:Issue-Empowerment_Of_Women_and_Girls]][[Category:Issue-Feminism]] | ||
[[Category:Serves-Cambodian Americans]][[Category:Serves-Girls]] | [[Category:Serves-Cambodian Americans]][[Category:Serves-Girls]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 9 August 2018
Cambodian American Girls Empowering (CAGE) gives the following descriptive information:
CAGE is a group of second generation Cambodian American young women seeking to further embrace, create accessibility, and share their heritage and culture. CAGE was founded in 2015 by a group of trained Classical Cambodian Dancers from Philadelphia.
CAGE's mission is to create a safe space where Cambodian American women feel safe and free to explore and/or learn more about their shared identities, culture, heritage, and history. We seek to foster a group of individuals who use art as activism to empower each other, ourselves, and our shared communities.
We are a group of second generation Cambodian American feminists seeking to dismantle systems of oppression while also practicing restorative resolutions.