Empowering Families through the “Feed a Family” Project: A Christmas Celebration in Ibadan, Nigeria In the spirit of spreading joy and addressing Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2 – Zero Hunger, our community in Ibadan came together this December to embark on a heartwarming initiative known as the “Feed a Family” project. With the festive season …
Dear Girls, As we celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child in 2023 under the theme “Invest in Girls’ Rights: Our Leadership, Our Well-being,” we are reminded of the incredible potential that each of you possesses. This theme emphasizes not only our rights as girls but also the critical roles we play in shaping …
Menstrual Hygiene is a critical aspect of women’s and girl’s health and well-being, yet it is often overlooked and stigmatized. Access to menstrual products and proper facilities for managing menstruation is limited in many parts of the world, leading to missed school days and lost workdays for women and girls, as well as increased risk …
Regulating and Subsidizing Female Menstrual Products Read More »
Environmental sanitation refers to the process of maintaining and improving the cleanliness and hygiene of our environment. This includes everything from managing waste and improving water quality to reducing pollution and controlling disease. Environmental sanitation is crucial to protecting public health and ensuring a sustainable future for our planet. One of the primary benefits of …
The Importance of Environmental Sanitation in Protecting Public Health and The Planet Read More »
In many developing countries, girl children face numerous challenges, including limited accessto education, early marriage, and societal expectations that reinforce gender-basedstereotypes. These challenges often limit their potential and hinder their ability to achieve theirdreams. However, empowering girl children through education and social support can providethem with the tools and skills to overcome these challenges and …
Empowering Girl Children in Developing Countries: A Pathway to a Brighter Future Read More »
Children are often the most vulnerable members of society, yet they are often overlookedwhen it comes to policy development. However, it is crucial to include children in the policydevelopment process to ensure that their rights and needs are taken into account, and thatpolicies are effective and relevant for all members of society.Firstly, children are experts …
The Importance of Including Children in Policy Development Read More »
After her school was hit by a missile, 13-year-old Emtinan of Al Hudaydah stopped going to school for an entire year. Her family took shelter in a neighboring village, before being forced to flee again as intensive conflict resumed in the governorate. Ultimately, they sought shelter in Al-Jufainah internally displaced persons (IDPs) camp in Marib …
Transforming Education for Internally Displaced Children – Data Lead the Way Read More »
Beginning as early as primary school and continuing through secondary school, the journey of education can be vastly different depending on whether a child is a boy or a girl. Measuring these differences and whether they result in advantages or disadvantages for children is critical for education policy planning. Policymakers need to be equipped with …
How Do the Educational Experiences of Girls and Boys Differ? Read More »
We are all wired to play. From the moment we are born, play brings us joy and comfort, builds relationships and opens the door to learning. But importantly, during the first 1,000 days of life, a child’s brain is twice as active as an adult’s. And it’s clear when you see it – watching a …
For Every Child, Safe Spaces to Play, Live and Learn Read More »
Last week at the United Nations’ Transforming Education Summit (TES) world leaders, education experts, and activists spotlighted the urgency to recover pre-pandemic and COVID-related learning losses and agreed to ensure children all over the world are given the building blocks they need to go on to thrive in school. We are confident that today’s youth, given the …
