Built for Black girls and Black women. Arts-based. Cohort-driven. Culturally grounded. Financially accessible. Every program offers sliding scale pricing, financial aid, payment plans, and full scholarships — because access is policy, not a talking point.
Every BGA program is built on The Assembly Method™.The foundational cohort of LeadHers in Bloom. Identity, voice, values, and the start of a sisterhood — through spoken word, visual art, movement, and storytelling. Closes with the Garden Ceremony.
STEAM through arts. Music tech, textile design, coding, engineering thinking, and math as beauty. Curiosity becomes creation. Closes with the Spark Showcase.
The advanced leadership cohort. Power mapping, civic leadership, mentorship, conflict navigation, and a long-view vision. Closes with the Rise Ceremony and entry to the Senior LeadHers Alumni Circle.
STEAM applied to the real world. Identify a community problem, research it, build a prototype, pitch it to real stakeholders. Portfolio-ready for college and scholarships.
Black Girl Assembly's applied leadership and community impact internship for girls, young women, femmes, and gender-expansive youth 16+. An alternate pathway alongside LeadHers In Bloom — weekly leadership labs, field trips, mentorship, creative practice, wellness, and community-based project work. Begins Monday, July 6, 2026 · Mondays 3:30–6:30 PM. T pass support available.
Identity development, early leadership formation, and mental wellness for Black women navigating the transition from girl to woman, student to professional. Wellness as the foundation, not the add-on.
For Black women who have done some of the work and are ready for a container that holds the full weight of where they are going. Reinvention, community leadership, sustainability, and deep wellness.
BGA's ongoing membership community. Monthly facilitated healing circles (in-person + live-streamed), an online community space, quarterly in-person events, and member discounts. Free for one year for BGA youth graduates at age 18.