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Welcome to Girl, Empowered

Apr 1

Written By Teri Conklin

Welcome to Girl, Empowered

Ophelia's Place

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The lands on which Ophelia's Place carries out its mission are the traditional homelands of Kalapuya, Chelamela, and Tsankupi peoples many of whom are now citizens of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians. They have lived harmoniously with these lands and water for countless generations before the onslaught of colonization. Like Indigenous Peoples across the Americas, they have experienced genocide, ethnic cleansing, theft of their land and waters, and forced removal. Our ability to live, work and enjoy this area is connected to their deep loss. Ophelia’s Place resolves to invite the Kalapuyan, Chelamelan and Tsankupi peoples to share how OP can support their youth, to welcome them to join OP’s staff, board, and community, and to continue listening and learning how we can build a shared, sustainable future for all. We ask all, including our governing bodies, to respect and to learn the true history of the lands on which we reside.

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OP’s Albany Location is Closing

May 7, 2025

OP’s Albany Location is Closing

May 7, 2025

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Breaking the Silence: Talking Boundaries, Consent & Advocacy with Sexual Assault Support Services

April 1, 2025

Breaking the Silence: Talking Boundaries, Consent & Advocacy with Sexual Assault Support Services

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Why Gender Equality Matters for Youth: A Call to Action on International Women’s Day

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Why Gender Equality Matters for Youth: A Call to Action on International Women’s Day

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New Albany Drop-In Hours

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Girl Drama: Bullying

Navigating healthy relationships between girls is more than wearing pink on Tuesdays. It’s understanding how to identify & stop bullying. Here’s how.

Puberty is natural… and scary?

Puberty is full of awkwardness, embarrassment, and so many questions. But it doesn’t have to be. Check out 9 healthy habits for talking about puberty.

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Create space with boundaries

Friends. Family. Significant others. They all want your energy, but are you finding space for you? Learn to set boundaries with loved ones.

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A diet? Fork that!

Diet culture isn’t all what it’s cracked up to be. Check out these 10 things to help you remember why your body is a good body.

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Back-to-school anxiety?

The hard part of summer break: getting back in the swing of things at summer’s end. Re-establish your routines to help transition back to class.

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“Grow up!”

Adultism is a fast way to dash the confidence and self-esteem of a kiddo. Learn how to avoid it.

Social media parents

You want to do “all the right things” when monitoring your teen’s screen time and social use. Are you?

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Conflict in families is real, normal, and tough. Learn the difference between healthy and unhealthy conflict, and how to manage it.

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Supporting Adults to Support Youth

Preparing girls and youth to manage life’s challenges with confidence and optimism is easier said than done. It’s why OP is here for the adults in their lives too. Our robust, research-driven Professional Development and anti-oppression trainings equip adults with the skills and knowledge they need to support girls’ social-emotional wellness and be the allies they need to thrive through it all.

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