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We are excited to announce the release of a HRC58 Special Edition Update Newsletter! Click the link to read it: buff.ly/QZ2VOgm

GWI's 500+Challenge seeks to unite 500 donors in supporting girls' and women's education. The aim is to encourage individuals to contribute any comfortable amount monthly, combining these donations for a greater collective impact in education and training.

Climate change worsens inequalities, especially impacting education for women and girls in Turkey. UN Turkey stresses the importance of women's leadership in tackling the climate crisis to create inclusive solutions. Source: buff.ly/UA1sIZX

In the Republic of Korea, both girls and boys enjoy a literacy rate of 100%, reflecting the country's strong emphasis on education for all. GWI congratulates its Korean Association Of University Women for their work towards this effort. Source: buff.ly/fnKHBub

FETE-UGT, a Spanish teachers' union, partners with the Ministry for Equality on a gender equality campaign. This aims to foster dialogue & equip teachers to integrate gender equality into education across all subjects & ages. Source: buff.ly/UdnZR9X

Polyxeni Loizias, principal of the Limassol School for Girls since 1859, pioneered women's education in Cyprus. She started courses for adult women teachers, significantly boosting educational opportunities for Cypriot women. Source: buff.ly/x6Xhj41

Happy International Girls in ICT Days! To read GWI's full press release, click on the link: buff.ly/EYUiEj4

The Hegg Hoffet Programme assists graduate women (and in special cases tertiary women students) who have been displaced as a result of war, political upheaval or other serious emergencies. For more information visit our Website: buff.ly/0fg0dHl

Climate change threatens global girls' education, potentially hindering 12.5 million girls from finishing school yearly by 2025. GWI praises young Irish delegates for highlighting this issue at international forums like COP28. Source: buff.ly/wrF40fB

Support girls' education for brighter futures with GWI. Help us advocate for safe education and lifelong learning for women and girls. Your contributions make a difference in advancing their status through our special projects.

Did you know in the USA there’s never been a monument to women’s history on the National Mall? That’s changing. The Women’s Suffrage National Monument is finally approved after years of roadblocks. Coming 2030 Source: buff.ly/o6EhEZT

The Gender Equality Index 2024 is here! EIGE stresses that violence against women is not just criminal—it’s a structural barrier to equality. Ending it means real progress for everyone. Source: buff.ly/q8JDR0h

We are excited to announce the release of our lattest Update Newsletter! Click on the link to read it: buff.ly/PUm57RC

Support girls' education for brighter futures with GWI. Help us advocate for safe education and lifelong learning for women and girls. Your contributions make a difference in advancing their status through our special projects.

GWI's 500+Challenge seeks to unite 500 donors in supporting girls' and women's education. The aim is to encourage individuals to contribute any comfortable amount monthly, combining these donations for a greater collective impact in education and training.

In Panama, women constitute 60% of university students, surpassing men in higher education enrollment. This shift reflects significant progress in women's access to advanced education. Source: buff.ly/2MU2dJL

Rural girls in the Democratic Republic of Congo face educational challenges, being 23% less likely to reach Grade 12 than rural boys and 46% less likely than urban boys. This raises the urgent need to focus on education for girls in these areas. Source: buff.ly/SQLZryX

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GWI aims to boost school enrollment for girls in rural Uganda, where many drop out due to a shortage of female teachers. Our project will train 50 women from these areas as qualified secondary school teachers and education ambassadors, impacting 2000 children annually.

Gender-based violence in Bangladesh causes many girls to leave school; fear of harassment keeps them away, while dropping out increases their risk of further abuse. Comprehensive solutions must address both education and safety. Source: buff.ly/HG2a6EN