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Check out the latest events, news and stories from our grantees, alumnae and beyond.

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    Caroline Saxe: Three lessons to my younger self
    Caroline Saxe joined the Ann Bancroft Foundation as a Communications Intern in September 2026. She reflected on three lessons for her younger self.
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    Ava Limberg Trailblazer Fellowship Learning Log
    Meet Ava Limberg, Trailblazer Fellow, and read about her experience training her young horse to compete.
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    Reymie Keenan Trailblazer Fellowship Learning Log
    Reymie Keenan, Trailblazer Fellow, shares about their experience and Fellowship activity, taking courses at Minneapolis College.
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    Mercy Trailblazer Fellowship Learning Log
    Meet Mercy Ncube, Trailblazer Fellow, and read about her experience competing at DECA Nationals in her senior year of high school.
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    Rebekkah Lamar Brunson: Lessons to my younger self
    The Ann Bancroft Foundation, a girls empowerment organization, welcomes Rebekkah Lamar Brunson as a new board member in 2026. Below Rebekkah offers three lessons to her younger self.
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    Liz Borer: Lessons to my younger self
    The Ann Bancroft Foundation, a girls empowerment organization, welcomes Liz Borer as a new board member in 2026. Below, Liz shares three lessons she's learned through her years of experience.
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    Annette Wanchena: Lessons to my younger self
    The Ann Bancroft Foundation, an organization that empowers and inspires Minnesota girls, welcomes Annette Wanchena as a board member in 2026. Annette offers three lessons to her younger self.
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    Marquita Butler: Three lessons to my younger self
    Marquita Butler joined the Ann Bancroft Foundation as the Associate Director in June 2026. She reflected on three lessons for her younger self.
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    Keena (St. Paul, 11th grade)
    I believe many of today’s problems stem from distrust or hatred of groups seen as “other,” such as people with different backgrounds, religions, races, sexualities, or gender expressions than one’s own. These issues could be lessened or fixed with more empathy and understanding of our commonalities.