VICE PRESIDENT

Hi, my name is Joanna, and I’m beyond excited to join the GirlsB4Girls family. My journey here is close to my heart because it’s driven by a deep passion for women’s empowerment and social justice that’s been with me for as long as I can remember.

Growing up, I was always inspired by the incredible women around me—women who faced challenges with such strength and resilience. Their stories taught me that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a huge difference. When I discovered GirlsB4Girls and learned about the crucial work that they do to fight period poverty in third-world countries, I felt a strong pull to get involved.

Period poverty is a problem that hits close to home for so many girls, and it’s something I genuinely believe this organization can advocate for as well as aid others to resolve this issue. By joining forces, I’m confident GirlsB4Girls can break down the barriers and provide the support that’s so desperately needed, as we have done already.

Vice President, Design Team Leader, Global Events Coordinator

Orchid Yan is a rising senior at Fettes College Guangzhou whose artistic vision is deeply intertwined with advocacy. With a passion for using art as a catalyst for change, she has created exhibitions centered on environmentalism and feminism, bringing pressing social issues into the public eye through creative expression. Her works have earned many international awards, affirming both her artistic talent and the strength of her message.

Beyond the canvas, Orchid is equally committed to leadership and global advocacy. As Vice-President of GirlsB4Girls, she leads design initiatives, organizes workshops, and spearheads projects addressing period poverty—developing brochures, distributing pad kits, and amplifying awareness worldwide. She has also hosted international fundraisers to support these causes, combining creativity with activism to generate tangible impact.

GLOBAL EVENTS COORDINATOR

Lisha Wu, a student at University College London (UCL), works to advance education equity through impactful global initiatives. As the Global Events Coordinator for GirlsB4Girls, she focuses on menstrual health equity, organizing educational workshops, advocacy campaigns, and international fundraisers. She has led efforts to provide essential resources, address stigmas, and empower communities with sustainable solutions. With experience in curriculum development, teaching, and online education, Lisha strives to create inclusive and accessible learning opportunities for underserved populations.

COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR

My name is Sophia, and I’m a Grade 8 student at Collingwood School. I am thrilled to be a part of this organization. I’m deeply passionate about improving female hygiene and education, especially in underdeveloped areas where access to menstrual products and hygiene knowledge is limited. I believe that by working together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of many women and girls, helping them to manage their health with dignity and confidence. I’m excited to contribute to our mission and learn from my peers as we strive to make a positive difference.

FINANCIAL MANAGER

Angela Wan is an eleventh-grade student at Shawnigan Lake School on Vancouver Island with a keen interest in global affairs and the lives of women around the world. Through her observations, she has recognized significant challenges in women’s safety and health, particularly in areas where menstrual products are unaffordable or inaccessible. Aware of the risks posed by this lack of access, such as infections and other health issues, Angela is determined to develop initiatives that will make menstrual products available to women globally, ensuring their well-being and safety.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANT

I'm James, a Grade 9 student who lives in Vancouver. I would like to join Girls4Grisl because irls4Girls focuses on empowering young women by providing them with leadership skills and confidence-building opportunities. Being part of this community can help you develop a strong sense of self and leadership abilities. Not only that but i can participate in Engaging in various activities and programs can help you grow personally and professionally. Whether it's through workshops, community service, or networking events, you can develop new skills and discover new interests. As well as You can be part of initiatives that work towards positive social change and advocate for issues that matter to you. Girls4Girls often engages in projects that address gender inequality and support social justice.

MARKETING MANAGER

Teresa Li is an eighth-grade student at Crofton House School in Vancouver, BC, with a passion for sewing and creating unique clothing designs. Her desire to join GirlsB4Girls stems from her compassionate nature and her empathy for girls who lack the same support she’s been fortunate to receive. Teresa feels a strong responsibility to help women gain essential knowledge about menstruation and access to basic hygiene products, especially in areas where support is scarce. With this commitment in mind, she joined GirlsB4Girls, believing in her ability to make a meaningful impact by raising awareness and reducing inequities in women's healthcare in underserved communities.

RESEARCHER

Amy Liu is a Grade 12 student at Prince of Wales Secondary School in Vancouver, BC. She is passionate about community service and is eager to support initiatives that make a real difference in the lives of women and girls. Amy believes that through projects like GirlsB4Girls, she can contribute to creating a more equitable world. She is enthusiastic about joining this project to help promote change and inspire others to get involved in impactful causes.

EVENT PLANNER

I am Jiayi Liu, a high school student who joined this organization because it provides a safe and open space to help you better understand and manage your body.

In addition, I also want to help other girls, by participating in this organization, to speak out for health, eliminate prejudice, and promote wider acceptance and understanding of women in society, so as to bring positive impact.

EVENT PLANNER

Justin is a Grade 11 student in Richmond Christian School. He is always willing to help others gain equal rights and freedoms as well as help those in need. His role as the financier will allow him to exert his strengths to help better the community. He is excited to help people and try new things with his skills. 

Hello, I’m Candice, a Grade 12 student and I am glad to be part of GirlsB4Girls. I am passionate about breaking down stigmas, raising awareness, and ensuring that women have access to both essential knowledge and hygiene products. By supporting this crucial work, I hope to contribute to a healthier, more informed, and confident generation of women. I’m excited to work alongside this incredible team to make a positive impact and help create a world where menstrual health is understood, respected, and accessible for all women.

Event Coordinator

My name is Fiona, and I’m a 9th-grade student at York House School. I’ve always been passionate about feminine hygiene, and I’m beyond excited to be part of GirlsB4Girls. I truly believe that through our collective actions, ideas, and voices, we can make a meaningful impact on our society. Together, we can build a safe, inclusive space where all women feel seen, heard, and supported.

EVENT PLANNER

Abbie is a high school student with a strong interest in community service and social justice. Motivated by the mission of GirlsB4Girls, she joined the team to contribute to their efforts in improving menstrual health education and access. Passionate about making a difference, Abbie is eager to assist with various tasks and support the organization's initiatives. Through her involvement, she hopes to help raise awareness, distribute resources, and ultimately advance the mission of providing equal menstrual health opportunities for all.