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Girls Who Code Leads a Star-Studded #MarchForSisterhood on TikTok

Nonprofit hosts a digital challenge to unite young women

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Girls Who Code hopes to create the largest online "march" with its #MarchForSisterhood campaign.Girls Who Code
By Diana Pearl

October 9, 2019

If you’re looking to reach Gen Z, there’s likely no better place to advertise than TikTok, the short-form video platform that’s growing rapidly among teenagers.

Diana Pearl

Diana is the brand marketing editor at Adweek and managing editor of Brandweek.

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