girls education

Education is everything. It is the key that unlocks doors. Unleashes potential. Unlocks dreams, writes Aishatu Alhajikabu.

The comments from Cheltenham Girls High School’s principal are inconsistent with international standards surrounding children’s rights.

If the knowledge and enthusiasm are there, why are university places and careers for women in STEM remaining stagnant?

TIME magazine recognises America’s youngest and most inspiring leaders in Kid of the Year as 15-year-old scientist and inventor Gitanjali Rao

Australia’s education system is serving girls well, but broader policies settings are failing to promote equality for women later in life.

Investing in girls’ education should be prioritised as we emerge from the COVID-19 crisis, as it can deliver unparalleled economic returns.

Soy Niña has distributed emotional support kits to more than 120 girls in the Desamparados county, a gesture to ensure girls are not left behind during COVID-19.

If there is one thing the pandemic has taught us, it is that no person, no country or global economy is immune to its devastating impacts.

A ground-breaking research project led by girls from Australia and Vietnam has mapped out a vision for a better and more equal post-COVID world.

Meghan Markle has urged girls and young women to “own the conversation” and push for true equality in a powerful speech at this year’s Girl Up Leadership Summit.

Against the odds, there are countless communities of girls and young women who are working tirelessly to create change for the better during the pandemic.

On Saturday Malala Yousafzai shared photos celebrating the end of her PPE degree at the University of Oxford. She graduates at age 22.