Being Unstoppable #LikeAGirl - A Film by Zuriel Oduwole

In this video, filmmaker Zuriel Oduwole explores what Always has achieved over the past 30 years for puberty education, and how the brand’s partnership with TED and other leading educational experts will continue to help girls worldwide stay confident during puberty and beyond.

At 12 years old, Zuriel is known as the world’s youngest documentary filmmaker. Since she was 9 years old, she has directed films, interviewed the world’s most famous leaders and become an advocate of girl’s education worldwide. She believes that girls can do anything they put their minds to, especially if they have access to an education.

In 2013, she started the Dream Up, Speak Up, Stand Up project, which advocates for girls’ education across the world. Since the project launched, she has spoken to more than 23,000 children in 9 countries – and has met with 13 other Presidents and Prime Ministers about the need to create policies that support continuous children’s education, especially girls education in Africa.

[arianachristie]

Dear Girls reading this,
We are beautiful on the inside on the outside. If someone tells you can't do something, you prove them wrong. Girls can do anything that boys can do. Even though we are going the stages of being a woman. Its ok, but you can't lose your confidence! It's a part of growing up. Always, I hope you can share this message with every girl in the whole world. Love yourself!!

[caldwela]

Former fire fighter and Veteran (Air Force and Army). Never let anyone keep you from being everything you dream.

[ashleyshaw]

THANK YOU ALWAYS FOR TAKING A STAND!! We appreciate it so much. Thank you thank you thank you. Never give up. You will give little girls something to look up to. Thank you.

[TheVideo]

Whoa. I had no idea all these guys came to these videos to try and make it all about them. This video is aimed for girls going through puberty an it's supposed to make them feel better and confident and educate them. Well I went in the comments and I see guys trying to make it seem like girls are blaming them for being so low in confidence! Outrageous!

[cazbearsmurf]

I'm a proud woman
I'm not a feminist
But I believe in equality
Because then we will be a step closer to a better world

[sabbur]

These videos are very inspiring. As an engineer and a "do it herself-er" I am really annoyed at people who say I should have "been born a boy". They actually think I should take that as a compliment.

I may not be as strong as a guy, and it might take me longer, but I still get it done. Most guys find any reason not to work....you can't paint when it rains, it's too cold to work outside, the sun has already gone down....blah, blah, blah...

Even at my speed, I get more done then most guys.

[TaylorCFinn]

I was always told to dress like a girl, act like a girl, do things that girls do well I am tired of being put under a genalization. People told me that I need to wear dresses and skirts all the time and that I can't play sports or if I do I am gay. But what I have learned is no matter what anybody says to me or about me as long as I am doing what makes me happy no one else can ever put me in a catergory they no longer have that power that is my choice, my life and nobody else can have the power but me #staystronggirls  .Do what makes you happy regardless what anyone says because there is #always  someone out there who either has the same problem as you and is willing to stand by your side!

[tatylopez]

We are strong, brave, sporty, independent too no one can say what we are or what we have to be anymore just us and "like a girl" should mean "powerful" because thats what we are WE ARE POWERFUL!!!🚺🆚🌏

[lovemusic]

#LikeAGirl
Sometimes I felt like guys were thinking I am just one of the guys.
It really hurt, but this video and the other videos made by Always make me feel special!!

[SarahJOHChannel]

I am 16 years old, a girl and I race motocross. these #likeagirl videos have inspired me.I'd love to become an ambassador

[indiyahcampbell]

i love this message it truly opened my eyes. Before i hit puberty i felt like i was the happiest thing in the world, no judgment or worries and a social butterfly..until i hit puberty, when i hit puberty it feels like everything is crashing down from social abilities to self love and self confidence. I feel judge everywhere i go and im very anti social all because of society tell me that im ugly just because i dont look like their kind of pretty and just trying to bring me down its been hard i have no self-esteem, i have no confidence. If i were to go back in time to when i was a kid i would😢

[aliyahacosta]

Thank you always for taking a stand for girls and showing us that people shouldnt judge others for there genders

[zoemarie]

I am as well a young filmmaker and this video really makes sense and hits home.

[girlycompany]

Honestlt this is so touching! Love it from the bottom of my heart!

[lucychampion]

This is so inspirational. It has made me feel better about myself. Girls can do anything as long as we put our minds to it.

#like a girl. We are strong.

[hollywhite]

I support them with every ounce of my body #girl power

[laithoe]

whenever i would play games during school, i would try to make an effort, but the boys are always blocking me and i cant seem to help. i dont like to feel useless or helpless. i want to help out carry things, i want to help to win in sports, etc. but im always scared on what they would say if i failed.

[shyanneblake]

#likeaboy + #likeagirl = #likeahumanbeing

[nerlandeshirk]

This is beautiful girls should help other girl👩👩👧👧 That's what makes us a WOMEN!!!!👸👸👸👸 And give us POWER✨🌟🌟

[felicitycollier]

This is an indescribably amazing broadcast! I agree all the way if more girls around the world heard and understood this message it would change our world completely. Keep it up:)