There's hope. Attended a We Day event on Wednesday, met the most remarkable woman...
The woman was Eva Haller, who joined the Hungarian Resistance to Hitler at age 12 with her brother.
She chairs "Free The Children" which conducts "We Day", and other organizations and is a UC Santa Barbara trustee.
She was a speaker and later that day I ran into her and was able to chat, I tear up thinking about her.
Anyway, one of the animated clips during the event (attended by 16,000 teens at the SAP center in San Jose) addressed early gender stereotypes, hurtful ones.
I was not able to find it to share but am still looking. For now I have these few things to share, however:
This post of stereotype challenging images: http://www.buzzfeed.com/ashleyperez/stock-photos-that-hope-to-change-the-way-we-look-at-women#.qkYgaEmW2
And this: http://banbossy.com/
This: http://banbossy.com/share/
And this is powerful:
And this, here:
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