Making Way Project

To young girls and women everywhere: dream with ambition and know that there are no limits to what you can be.

"What I want young women & girls to know is: You are powerful and your voice matters. You're going to walk into many rooms in your life & career where you may be the only one who looks like you. But you are not alone." Kamala Harris, the first female, black and Indian American VP

"Investing in women and girls isn’t just the morally right thing to do, but the smart thing to do. The evidence really shows that where countries have invested in women and girls, societies are safer, and a rising tide really lifts all boats.” —@ChelseaClinton #DayOfTheGirl

On #DayoftheGirl, and every day, please support the empowerment of girls around the world. The realization of their dreams and potential mean a better future for all. #yesyoucan

"We have to believe in ourselves. We can do everything that men can do." -- On Sunday's #DayOfTheGirl & every day, join Zahara in encouraging girls around the world to make their voices heard & shape the future they want. unf.pa/k62 via @UNFPA

Have you seen our new website? A big thank you to everyone who has made a donation. We really appreciate your support in moving this initiative forward. #makingwayproject

In providing the opportunities and funding for learn-to-sail programs, we will make way for more girls. In doing so, we hope to inspire a new generation of sailors and a more diverse, inclusive sailing community.  Join us. Visit our website at makingwayproject.ca.

The Making Way Project is a registered non-profit organization located in Toronto, Canada. To create more opportunity, the Making Way Project is partnering with local community groups to bridge the gap for girls (ages 8 to 17) who have an interest in learning to sail.

In sailing terms, "making way" means making progress - moving forward in the water. At the Making Way Project, we are committed to moving forward, supporting progress, and making way for more girls to access the benefits of learning to sail.