What: Days for Girls Bridges - Leah Spelman, Kate Faoro, and Lilliane Ballesteros When: Tuesday, Feb 11 @ 12 noon (Every other Tuesday this quarter) Where: The Allen Center, CSE 203 Join us tomorrow for Change. This week three students working with Days for Girls Bridges will talk about their experiences with the Global Social Entrepreneurship Competition Competition. *Abstract* Days for Girls Bridges provides sustainable feminine hygiene solutions, while creating income-generation opportunities in Kenya and Uganda. DfG Bridges is a for-profit, wholly-owned subsidiary of Days for Girls International, a 501(c)3. DfG Bridges' hygiene kits are washable, breathable, leak-proof, and last for up to three years. In addition to hygiene kits in Kenya, DfG Bridges also supports production of crafts, such as tote bags, laptop cases, and aprons, in Uganda. Crafts are sold in the US. The focus on two revenue streams allows DfG Bridges to provide hygiene kits at a price affordable to consumers in Kenya, as well as support education and training programs for Days for Girls International. *About the Speakers* The members of DfG Bridges are: Leah Spelman, Kate Faoro, and Lilliane Ballesteros. All three are first-year graduate students in the Evans School of Public Affairs at UW. Leah, Kate, and Lilliane will speak about their experience with the Global Social Entrepreneurship Competition, and where they hope to go next with the project.