In 1997, Jennifer hand selected 23 Inaugural Mentors, who worked in six public high schools in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. That same year, she commissioned an independent psychologist, Dr. Lana Stern, to conduct a research study on the self-esteem of at-risk students enrolled in Women of Tomorrow. Dr. Stern found their self-esteem had increased to a statistically significant degree throughout the school year. It was concluded the program was a success and so the work continued. Further research has consistently proven the numerous positive impacts that Women of Tomorrow has on high school students. Today, Women of Tomorrow impacts 4000 young women annually in more than 165 public high schools with an ever-growing network of many hundreds of mentors.