Empowering capabilities and capacities
| Michelle: “It would mean I feel confident going into a situation I knew I could succeed in.” |
| Nigel: “It’s really just the process of becoming stronger, more confident as time goes on.” |
| Sarah: “I would describe empowerment as the feeling as when you’re looking at yourself and you feel more confident, or you feel more happy about who you are as a person because of certain things that you accomplished.” |
| Isabel: “ [I associate empowerment with] teamwork and leadership and supporting others … Being brave and being a good role model in front of other people.” |
| Michelle: “Putting someone in a position of power over themselves or other people.” |
| Grace: “Someone or something that has the power to move other people in a positive direction. It has like a good impact on whatever subject you’re empowering.” |
| Avery: “Bravery. Women.” |
| Riley: “Strong, brave, powerful.” |
| Jaxson: “Bravery.” |
| Michelle: “It would mean I feel confident going into a situation I knew I could succeed in.” |
| Nigel: “It’s really just the process of becoming stronger, more confident as time goes on.” |
| Sarah: “I would describe empowerment as the feeling as when you’re looking at yourself and you feel more confident, or you feel more happy about who you are as a person because of certain things that you accomplished.” |
| Isabel: “ [I associate empowerment with] teamwork and leadership and supporting others … Being brave and being a good role model in front of other people.” |
| Michelle: “Putting someone in a position of power over themselves or other people.” |
| Grace: “Someone or something that has the power to move other people in a positive direction. It has like a good impact on whatever subject you’re empowering.” |
| Avery: “Bravery. Women.” |
| Riley: “Strong, brave, powerful.” |
| Jaxson: “Bravery.” |
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