She-Ra and the Princesses of Power fuel the world with their strength and empathetic energy similar to all the powerful women in our lives. In honor of International Women’s Day, download inspiring guides, activity sheets, and games to bring back inner balance! #BalanceForBetter
DreamWorks Animation has also created resources and activity sheets for parents, teachers and caregivers to utilize in reinforcing the important messages that International Women’s Day aims to spread:
- She-Ra IWD VideoDiscussion Guide ? stimulate important discussion with children
- My Hero Book ? find your inner balanced hero
- Balance for Better Labyrinth Game ? call upon the strengths and skills of others
- Heroic Support Pyramid Game ? strive for greater balance in our world
In recognition of International Women’s Day, DreamWorks Animation has assembled the cast, crew and young fans of?She-Ra and the Princesses of Power?to remind girls around the world they have the power to achieve anything they set their mind to. In this newly released video, the cast of She-Ra,?includingAimee Carrero (Adora/She-Ra), Lauren Ash (Scorpia), Marcus Scribner (Bow), Karen Fukuhara (Glimmer), Merit Leighton (Frosta), Krystal Joy Brown (Netossa) and executive producer Noelle Stevenson open up about what?She-Ra?and its positive portrayals of women and girls means to them and the impact it has on the young audience who watches the show.
Led by Stevenson,?She-Ra and the Princesses of Power features a wide variety of female characters brought to life by a diverse voice cast, with an all-female writers room, majority female crew, and a dedication to centering the stories of women in a way that both children and adults can relate to. The series is showing young audiences that no matter how they look or who they choose to be, they are worthy of love, respect, and a starring role in the stories they adore. Join She-Ra in fighting the good fight – and forge a #BalanceforBetter in the world.
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