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On a Friday in mid-May, they launch into a practice without Menzies, who is going to argue with the federation on their behalf. They play on a field at a college campus in Kingston that is way too dry and covered with divots.

Players carry their own water and equipment to the field from the bus. It's a far cry from what awaits them in France.

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By qualifying for the World Cup, the Reggae Girlz have duplicated the feat achieved in by the Reggae Boyz, who went to the men's World Cup that year -- also in France. But their path to the tournament was far more challenging. A few years ago, there simply was no program. After Jamaica failed to qualify for the Summer Olympics in Beijing, the national federation effectively disbanded the team. By not playing internationally, the Reggae Girlz tumbled down the FIFA rankings and eventually fell off the list entirely in Enter Cedella Marley, the daughter of Jamaica's most famous son, who himself was a super-fan of the game.

In , the businesswoman and singer found sponsors for the team and organized fundraisers. She breathed new life into the program, and became its de facto ambassador in the process. In football circles on the island, her name is said with near-sacred reverence.

They are women -- they were being told they couldn't play a sport that they love. So we got involved and here we are," Marley told AFP after receiving an ovation from the crowd at the friendly against Panama. The logo of the Bob Marley Foundation figures prominently on the Jamaican team's jerseys.

Menzies has nothing but praise for Marley, noting: "She stuck her neck out for us. The first one is made up of organisations that are trying to encourage young girls into taking a STEM degree as their future career path. They recently launched their first event for girls between the 9th and the 12th grade. The second group is focused on encouraging more women to take jobs in technology. This one is also a hard nut to crack. Most of the groups showcase prominent females in tech who try to inspire other women to change career paths.

Kadri Uljas , one of the organizers of Digigirls, tell us:. We want to show women and girls that they are wrong.

We want to guide them as we would have loved someone had guided us when we were making the decisions. Girls In Tech and Tech. Our goal is to help incredible women get more visibility. No woman wants to be recognized just because of her gender. Within this bunch, some are quite broad and others are more focused on helping women enter the entrepreneurial world, be it as CEOs, coders, project managers or growth hackers.

Its founder, Sarah Turner , explains:. I believe this makes it much harder for women to raise funding and creates an exciting opportunity to attract more early stage capital into the market from very savvy professional women, and target female founders — both of which are underserved in the angel market. Finally, the third group of organisations tends to be closer to a women-only support group, spanning across multiple industries.

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Heather Leisman has experienced this firsthand:. These are the people that I consult when I have questions, want to bounce around ideas and rely on for advice. In most cases, they act as dual organisations, managing training, inspirational talks and support groups — all in one. Actually, many of the organisations listed above go back and forth between each group, some of them also working on kids initiatives as spin-offs of their chapters.

During our gatherings, they feel more comfortable to participate in the conversation, and even to teach others what they know. All of these organisations are mostly private initiatives, and are supported largely by sponsors, including Microsoft, Google or Facebook, to name some of the most prominent. This bring us to the final piece of the ecosystem, multinational corporations.

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Boss of the Pool by Robin Klein — great. I read it to Year 6 and they loved it. Hating Alison Ashleigh is a popular girls book.

Boyz Rock- Girlz rule Plays. Dialogue — usually very poor storyline. But it gets kids reading. Very simple. Camel story by Jackie French wayrba list — I gave up on it. It was okay. Captain Congo and the Crocodile King. Graphic Novel by Ruth Starke An enjoyable book for adults and children. A gorilla and Penguin explore Africa to save a professor. An excellent book to view stereotypes of an adventure story. Captain Courageous cat by Paul … Corny jokes. I thought the puns were very funny, but kids only find them okay.

Captain underpants — Short comics. Read one or two, then move them on. One of a series of books 9 in total based on a school sporty legend. Nearly always a good read. As with all his books they are not exciting , a long slow read but well worth the effort. A good reader will love them. A poor reader will be bored. Year 6. David Caddy books.

Usually funny. The Reef is for Years 5 upwards and is a serious book. Smash is liked by some kids but it is definitely not his best. Whammy was his first novel and is suitable for Year 4. Dear Dumb Diary It was ok. Many girls love them. Read by girls in Year 4 upwards. Dick King Smith — Babe. Many animal stories. Dragon Blood — pirates. By dan Jerris Very simple story and an easy read. Very short. Drop Dead mad dog Fred — about a talking dingo and a girl who wants her brother to walk again. A clean easy read book suitable for Year 4? Duncan Ball — usually short stories, except the Piggot stories.

Selby is a series of short self contained chapters. Easy but good read. About the same level as the Rainbow Fairies, but more than one story in a book. I think it is poorly written but some kids like it. She has written the Deltora quest —a great series to get chn hooked on a series — for year 5 upwards. Or second half of year 4 for stronger readers. I have nothing but praise for her. Emerald Atlas A long but excellent Year 6 book.