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The “Girls Can Do Anything!” 2025 Conference (GCDA) is set to return as the Delaware Valley’s official International Day of the Girl celebration, a powerful youth-led movement to redefine womanhood and amplify the voices of girls everywhere.

Chandra G. Pitts, president & CEO of One Village Alliance, was recognized as one of Delaware Online's Most Influential in the Community Impact category in 2025.

Local Black history event honored 600 Black boys and men during its 14th annual Raising Kings conference.

One Village Alliance, Paint Ground, Botanery Barn Distillery & More!

Raising Kings event in Wilmington hopes to inspire next generation of business leaders

Raising Kings 2024 took place February 29th at the PAL Center in Wilmington

Chandra Pitts, President and CEO of One Village Alliance, welcomes event speakers to the 11th annual Girls Can Do Anything! (GDCA) conference at One Village Alliance in Wilmington, on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023.

What can girls do? Girls, mentors to gather at conference to learn about possibilities ...

Virtual Interview hosted by Nyemade Boiwu to discuss Black History Month and Mental Health

Local News Report: Raising Kings allows at-risk Wilmington youth to hear positive voices from their community

Organized by the Office of Women's Advancement and Advocacy with the support of the DE Department of Human Resources and Delaware Women's Hall of Fame Committee.

The Delaware Covid-19 Strategic Response Fund, a partnership of the Delaware Community Foundation (DCF) and Philanthropy Delaware, awarded a Vision Grant to One Village Alliance

Delaware Dad Reflects: For a few hours this MLK, Jr. Day, we felt love and shared it as we were given the chance to help beautify One Village Alliance’s Freedom Center in Wilmington.

Local News Report: One Village Alliance hosts week-long event called Raising Kings Week

Local News Report: Grand Opening of The Freedom Center

Delaware Today Honors Chandra Pitts in Delaware’s Women in Business Class of 2020

Founder of One Village Alliance

A recent grant from United Healthcare is starting to have an impact on teen behavioral health issues in inner-city Wilmington.

In 2012, following a wave of suicide attempts by young people that swept across Kent and Sussex Counties, Gov. Jack Markell took steps to bolster the mental health services available to teens and adolescents.