Meet the Team Behind Girls That Create
Founding Vision
Girls That Create (GTC) is an independent website and podcast providing parenting resources for raising creative girls while also encouraging greater female representation across the arts. Girls interested in the arts and humanities must have support during their younger years, much like their sister counterparts who love STEM.
Our purpose is to nourish future female creators through content on parenting, women creators, creative resources, and supportive environments. We are an ally to all marginalized groups across the arts and welcome all families.
Who We Are
Erin Prather Stafford | Founder | Editor | Writer | Podcast Host
Erin Prather Stafford is an award-winning writer, editor, and podcaster who loves to build communities and tell stories that ignite change. As a mother of two girls and holder of a Master’s degree in gender and international development, she believes improving representation imbalances and supporting girls and women in the arts is key to changing gender disparity everywhere.
Before Girls That Create, Erin was the Executive Producer of the documentary WONDER WOMEN! THE UNTOLD STORY OF AMERICAN SUPERHEROINES. The film had its national broadcast on Independent Lens | PBS and traces the fascinating evolution and legacy of Wonder Woman. It also examines the portrayal of powerful women in mass media and why representation matters.
Contact: erin(at)girlsthatcreate(dot)com.
Girls That Create Intern Program
Thank you past Girls That Create Interns:
Addison Vaughn
Brooke Weatherbie
Yohana Franco
Nadia Syed
Mia Bustillos
Amaya Coleman
Latee’ Wilburn
FAQs
When did Girls That Create launch?
March 2019
Where can I follow you on social media?
Instagram
Pinterest
YouTube
Facebook
What is the Creator Spotlight Series?
Creator Spotlight features interviews with artistic women/girls and showcases their work. If you know an artist you’d like to see spotlighted, email erin(at)girlsthatcreate(dot)com.
Do you accept guest posts?
Absolutely. You can submit a guest post by emailing erin(at)girlsthatcreate(dot)com.
Do you review products or services?
Yes. Products related to the arts, parenting, and empowering women and girls are ideal. Only products that are a true and authentic fit for the site’s audience will be considered. Items received may be kept by the writer(s) of this blog or may be given away to readers via Girls That Create contests.
What is your site’s privacy policy?
The privacy of site visitors is extremely important to GTC. By visiting this site you are acknowledging that GTC participates in Google Analytics, a web analytics service offered by Google that tracks and reports website traffic. Google may use the collected data to contextualize and personalize the ads of its own advertising network.
Do you use affiliate links?
Yes. Sections of this site allow you to purchase different products and services online provided by other merchants. Some of the links posted on the site are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, GTC will receive an affiliate commission. GTC is not responsible for the quality, accuracy, timeliness, reliability or any other aspect of these products and services purchased via affiliate links.
What about your newsletter’s privacy policy?
If you sign up for the GTC newsletter, your email address will not be shared with any outside parties and you can always opt out at the bottom of newsletters or by emailing erin(at)girlsthatcreate(dot)com.
