Rebel Girl: Empowers girls to be rebels
Hollie Fraser ideaXme literature reading and writing ambassador interviews Francesca Cavallo, co-author of Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls and co-founder of Timbuktu Labs.
This is an incredible human story, moreover a “how to” case study of powerful methodology and strategy to launch a successful global campaign to win world-wide public support for a business that moves the human story forward.
Resilience and determination of 2 rebel girls
It is a story of the determination and resilience of two women, who armed with a tiny budget and despite barriers including the “male prejudice of Silicon Valley”, created a world-wide phenomenon.
Learn how Francesca and her co-author and co-founder empowered themselves. Discover, how in turn they have empowered young girls across the Planet.
Hollie Fraser comments:
About Francesca:
Francesca Cavallo is an Italian writer and entrepreneur. She is co-author, with Elena Favilli, of Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls , a New York Times bestseller which has sold more than 4 million copies worldwide and broken all crowd funding records.
The book aims to inspire young girls with stories of 100 great women, from Elizabeth Ito Serena Williams.
Francesca is also co-founder, with Elena Favilli, of Timbuktu Labs and has created 13 successful mobile apps and games for children, 6 interactive picture books, 4 award-winning theatre plays, and an International Festival to promote entrepreneurship.
The appeal of speaking to a Rebel Girl
Why I wanted to Interview Francesca:
I wanted to interview Francesca to investigate how an idea can grow to become a force that changes the world. Moreover, to discover the processes, campaigns, that succeed in successfully igniting public imagination to the extent that they attract wide spread participation from people to bring that idea to life.
More information: Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls.
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Hollie Summary
Hollie Fraser, is a Creative Director working in PR and advertising. She’s the founder of Books on the Move: a book a world-wide book sharing initiative, that started life in London in 2012 as Books on the Underground, and is now on public transport systems across the world.
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