January 0001

Believe in girls like me

…and I’ll help change the world

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The Situation

The world is facing huge problems with climate change, hunger, poverty and children are trafficked and sold into slavery every day. But, just because we’re facing a moment where hope is hard to find, it doesn’t mean it ceases to exist. We believe that there is a solution. That solution is educating girls.

Did you know if given greater access to education, girls can solve some of the world’s biggest problems?

 

  • Educated girls are more likely to educate their children.

  • Educated girls are more likely to run a business and grow our global economy.

  • Educated girls are 3x less likely to be sold into modern slavery.

  • Educated girls income will increase by 25%, helping to lift millions out of hunger and poverty.

 

January 0001

Girls are the solution!

They are not another one of the world’s “unsolvable problems”

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Girls bring Global Stability

Educated women invest 90% of their income back into their family and communities.* Which leads to a greater stability both locally and around the globe.

Believe change can happen.

Empower a girl today, and watch her change the WORLD.

 

*Empowering Girls and Women

It's impossible to end child marriage?

Wrong! Girls permitted to stay in school are 3X less likely to become child brides.

 

  • Each day, 41,000 girls become child brides before reaching the age of 18, totaling 15 million girls each year.

  • Girls forced into marriage are at high risk of sexual and gender-based violence.

  • 75% of child brides have babies before the age of 18.

  • One of the best ways to end child marriage is to keep girls in school, it provides a safe place for girls to learn about local laws against child marriage.

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How do we save millions of children each year?

Children of literate mothers have a 50% higher chance of surviving past the age of 5.

 

*Educating girls can save millions of lives: Educated mothers are less likely to die in childbirth. Educated mothers seek health care. Education keeps hunger away. Malnutrition is the underlying cause of over a third of global child deaths. Educated mothers are more likely to ensure that their children receive the best nutrients. 2.1 million children under 5 were saved between 1990-2009 because of improvements in girls’ education. Empower girls through education today.

 

*Education transforms lives,UNESCO

Want to fight climate change?

Educating girls make a greater impact on reversing climate change than electric cars*!

 

Educating girls was ranked 6 out of 100 most powerful solutions to reversing global warming.

Girls’ education can strengthen climate strategies in three ways:

  1. by advancing her reproductive health and rights

  2. fostering girls’ climate leadership and pro-environmental decision-making

  3. developing girls’ green skills for green jobs

 

*Why is girls’ education important for climate action?

What can a girl like me do about the economy?

If every girl worldwide received 12 years of quality education, their combined lifetime earnings could double to $30 trillion globally*

 

Think of what that would do for the global economy!

Believe in girls like me. Join girls who get things done, empower them by supporting girl’s education today.

 

*Missed Opportunities: The High Cost of Not Educating Girls

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