Plan International Australia

As the world witnesses a terrifying anti-rights backlash in the US and many other parts of the world, Australia can’t afford to turn its back on adolescent girls in crisis, writes Susanne Legena, CEO of Plan International Australia.

Australian actor Phoebe Tonkin has been appointed as an ambassador for leading girls’ rights organisation, Plan International Australia.

CEO of Plan International Australia Susanne Legena shares the lessons she learned about leadership after navigating through the pandemic.

Sobering statistics from Plan International’s Gender Compass reaffirm the 131-year long wait to reach gender equality.

A new study has revealed a disturbingly high level of conservative views on gender equality is still being held among many Australians. 

The research shows the combined effects of crises around the world are hindering young people’s access to menstrual health products.

Jill Meagher’s senseless rape and murder sparked an impassioned national debate on the safety of women. How much has really changed?

Almost two thirds of young Australian women say they would be more keen on a political career if it was more diverse, new research has found.

Thousands of leaders have arrived in Glasgow, ready to determine the future of the planet. What will it mean for girls already at risk?

Many of the young girls surveyed said that false information online makes them depressed, sad, and anxious, writes Susanne Legena.

Youth activists from Australia, Indonesia and Vietnam are calling on governments and social media companies to create safer online spaces.

New research by gender equality charity Plan International has revealed that 8 out of 10 young people know little about climate policy.