Pace Insights

AT&T Awards $25,000 Grant to Pace Jacksonville to Help Narrow the Digital Divide as Girls Return Back to School

Pace Jacksonville received a $25,000 grant from AT&T to help narrow the digital divide and provide girls with equitable opportunities to learn and...

08.22.2022

If She Can See it, She Can Be It: Pace Girl Reflects on First Female Aerial Demonstration Pilot in the Blue Angels

Women have written themselves into history over the past few months — making history at the Oscars, in Jeopardy, the Supreme Court, Federal...

08.10.2022

Safe Spaces: “There is nothing more secure than a place that allows you to become a better version of yourself.”

Every girl has the right to feel physically and emotionally safe. Jaliyah, a Pace Miami girl who aspires to become a doctor, reflected on her...

08.07.2022

UF College of Medicine Helps Pace Girls Explore Careers in Health Care

Pace Alachua girls took a field trip to the UF College of Medicine July 26.

08.05.2022

Pace Graduates Share Next Chapter and Parting Wisdom

Pace girls come from all backgrounds, but throughout their time at Pace, we teach them to embrace growth and change while working to invest in their...

08.05.2022

Pace Clay Graduates Celebrate Life-Changing Accomplishments

Pace Clay hosted its 2022 Graduation Ceremony at Highpoint Church recognizing eight Pace graduates. Each girl was presented with her diploma,...

08.04.2022

Pace Center for Girls Elects Two New Members to National Board of Trustees

Pace Center for Girls announces the election of former Senator Anitere Flores and Michael A. Stephens to its national Board of Trustees.

08.03.2022

Mental Health Matters: Pace Center for Girls, Collier at Immokalee Helps Girls Look Towards the Future

Published in Old Naples News Aug/Sept/Oct 2022 Edition Before coming to Pace Center for Girls, Collier at Immokalee, Kimberlee began to see her world...

08.02.2022

Pace Macon Girls Express Themselves Through Art

Pace believes that all girls, regardless of their story, deserve safe and supportive spaces to heal and develop into strong, compassionate, and...

07.12.2022

New York Life Foundation Awards $1.8 Million in ‘Aim High’ Grants to Out-of-School Time Programs to Help Middle School Students Transition to 9th Grade

Pace Macon is a grantee of the Aim High grant presented by the New York Life Insurance Company and the Afterschool Alliance.

06.17.2022