Where Are We Now!?
Here at Corage Dolls, our mission is for girls of color everywhere to be represented in the doll industry, but if you've followed us long enough ...
Here at Corage Dolls, our mission is for girls of color everywhere to be represented in the doll industry, but if you've followed us long enough ...
As a child, the back to school season came with a mixture of emotions. I used to get so simultaneously nervous and excited that I wasn’t sure if I ...
In the recent P&G commercial titled “The Talk”, the short ad discusses first time conversations with children about racism and discrimination....
Aaliyah is an intuitive 8-year-old Chicagoan that has a knack for creating solutions to problems that face her community and is an entrepreneur in ...
In a recent study by Georgetown University’s Law Center on Poverty and Inequality titled “Girlhood Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childho...
When there’s talk about successful entrepreneurs in the media oftentimes it’s about adults that have the largest teams, built a growing ecosystem ...
My name is Flora Ekpe-Idang, Founder & CEO of Corage Dolls. Corage Dolls wasn’t something that just popped into my head one day, but instead, it’s been a part of me since high school. While sitting around in health class my teacher shared with us a short 7-minute documentary titled “A Girl Like Me”, which discussed the importance and need for greater representation of Black females in media and society at large.
Toys are important in the developmental stages of young children. Educational toys can help develop problem-solving skills, teach about conflict r...