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University of Georgia’s Independent Student Newspaper Red and Black reports that Kappa Delta has joined forces with Girl Scouts of the USA to promote the Healthy Media for Youth Act (H.R. 4925), a bipartisan bill that promotes healthy media messages about girls and women for the benefit of all youth.Heidi Roy, director of communications at Kappa Delta Sorority’s Memphis, Tennessee national headquarters says:
“The Healthy Media for Youth Act is the ‘take action’ project of the Confidence Coalition, an alliance of organizations, companies and individuals who are committed to building confidence in girls and women.”
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University of Georgia’s Independent Student Newspaper Red and Black reports that Kappa Delta has joined forces with Girl Scouts of the USA to promote the Healthy Media for Youth Act (H.R. 4925), a bipartisan bill that promotes healthy media messages about girls and women for the benefit of all youth.Heidi Roy, director of communications at Kappa Delta Sorority’s Memphis, Tennessee national headquarters says: