Welcome to the Movement
Meet The Team
The Girls Room Project membership is built for girls, teens, and the parents who love them. A place to learn, ask questions, feel seen, and finally understand your body without shame or confusion. We're here to make period health, hormones, and advocacy simple, supportive, and real.
Explore The Girls Room Project"We believe girls deserve better."
Better information.
Better conversations.
Better support.
Our approach is rooted in honesty, education, and confidence building. We speak in a language girls understand and parents appreciate. Everything we create is designed to empower girls to trust their bodies, ask for help early, and know they are never 'too young' to learn about themselves. Every resource is made with care, clinical accuracy, and the heart of big sisters who wish we had this growing up.
Our Values
Integrity, creativity, and empathy shape the way we work. These aren't just words, they're the foundation of everything we build.
Education
We teach girls what schools don't. From periods to pain to hormones to self-advocacy.
Empowerment
We help girls use their voice, speak up for themselves, and walk into appointments prepared.
Safety
We create a judgment-free space rooted in kindness, honesty, and support.
Community
No girl should navigate her body alone. We connect families, girls, and trusted professionals.
Realness
We keep it simple, relatable, and human. No shame. No confusion. No medical jargon.
Our Story
The Girls Room Project was created by two women who grew up without real answers about their bodies.
We spent years wishing someone had explained periods, hormones, pain, and self-advocacy in a way that actually made sense. So we built the resource we needed.
Today, The Girls Room Project has one mission: help the next generation understand their bodies earlier, advocate sooner, and avoid years of being dismissed.
This isn't just education. It's prevention. It's empowerment. It's a movement.
Co-Founder & PCC
Callie Greenberg
Hi, I’m Callie. I’m a Professional Certified Coach, keynote speaker, and healthcare insider who spent nearly two decades working inside operating rooms.
I understand the importance of education, communication, and patient self-advocacy because I had to learn how to advocate for myself. After spending 24 years searching for answers, I was finally diagnosed with endometriosis, a disease that affected nearly every part of my life and ultimately took away my ability to have biological children.
Like so many girls and women, I grew up without understanding what was happening inside my own body. I did not know which symptoms were normal, which questions to ask, or that endometriosis could affect fertility. That experience became the driving force behind co-founding The Girls Room Project. I wanted to create the kind of education, guidance, and support I did not have growing up.
Being a girl can feel overwhelming. Body changes, emotions, friendships, confidence, boundaries, and learning how to trust yourself can be difficult to navigate, especially when no one is having honest conversations about what to expect.
My passion is helping girls build confidence, emotional resilience, self-awareness, and practical skills they can carry with them throughout their lives. I also want parents to feel more informed, supported, and prepared to have conversations that may feel uncomfortable but can make a lasting difference.
I believe the conversations we have early can shape the course of a girl’s entire life. My mission is simple: to make sure girls feel informed, understood, and empowered, and that they always know they have someone in their corner helping them figure things out, one step at a time.
Co-Founder & RN, BSN
Jaime Silva
Hey! I'm Jaime — a registered nurse, mom, and your built-in big sister.
I co-founded THE GIRLS ROOM PROJECT because growing up comes with so many questions — for girls and for the parents trying to guide them. I remember how confusing it felt to not understand my own body, and as a mom to a daughter, I know how important it is to make things feel less scary and more clear.
Growing up, my periods were painful and confusing, and I wish someone had told me that what I was feeling wasn't normal. I didn't have the language to describe my symptoms or advocate for myself with a doctor — and that gap shaped me. It's a big part of why I built this space: so girls never have to question whether their pain is real, and so they have the words and confidence to speak up early.
This space was built to make things easier. Girls get a safe place to learn about their bodies, cycles, hormones, emotions, and confidence — and parents get peace of mind knowing the information is supportive, honest, and age-appropriate.
My goal is to help every girl feel seen, informed, and empowered — while giving families the kind of guidance I wish we all had growing up.
Leadership & Guidance
Guided by the best.
Kimi Hammond
Educational Advisor
Kimi Hammond is an elementary educator certified in both Elementary Education and Special Education. She is passionate about creating inclusive, engaging learning experiences that help every child feel confident and supported.
As a wife and mother of four, including two young daughters, Kimi brings both professional expertise and personal perspective to The Girls Room Project. She helps ensure our educational resources are age-appropriate, accessible, and designed to meet girls where they are.
Kimi's heart for education, inclusion, and empowering young girls makes her an invaluable part of our mission to provide trusted, compassionate health education for every child.
Carlos Silva, MD, FCCP
Chief Medical Officer, Internal Medicine
Who said men can't wear pink? As a true 'girl dad' at heart, Dr. Silva supports THE GIRLS ROOM PROJECT behind the scenes, helping turn complicated medical information into simple, safe, and caring guidance for girls and the parents who love them.
Dr. Silva is a double board-certified physician in Internal Medicine and Critical Care Medicine, with over fifteen years of experience caring for patients at some of the most critical points in their lives. Dr. Silva also serves as a physician in the U.S. Army Reserves, where he has had the honor of providing care to a wide range of individuals in diverse and challenging environments.
I believe that empowering people with knowledge and proactive guidance can prevent the late stage intervention. I want to make medicine feel human again. To be your partner in health, not just your doctor in the worst moments.
Hannah DuPree Long
Creative Director
Hannah, RN, BSN, is a mother of four girls and a registered nurse with more than 15 years of experience in cardiovascular intensive care, vascular, trauma, and orthopedic surgery.
Her own diagnosis with PCOS left her with little guidance beyond the diagnosis itself. Like so many women, she had to piece together answers on her own, spending hours researching how to understand and manage her symptoms. That experience showed her how much is missing from women's health education, and it planted the seed for the work she does now.
Raising four daughters made the mission personal. Hannah wants her girls, and every girl, to grow up feeling informed and at ease talking about their bodies, without embarrassment or fear. Through The Girls Room Project, she's building that world: open conversations, trustworthy education, and girls who know how to speak up for their own health.