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Gabrielle Rocha Rios

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PODCAST. Hey Changemaker! is a new podcast by Girls’ Globe. You will hear conversations with activists, advocates, founders, entrepreneurs, researchers and other changemakers – on the issues they care about and their journeys to doing something about it. Learn how to take inspired action and build movements of change.

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Let’s Hold “Someone” to Account for the Murders of Women and Girls

Julia Wiklander

Cover photo for: Why are women still dying in childbirth in Nepal? A mother recovers with her newborn, who was delivered under the supervision of trained health professionals at Sri Krishna Medical College and Hospital, a public health facility. Institutional births are one of the government of India's key strategies to reduce infant and maternal mortality, and to improve the overall health of the mother and child. An average of 7,000 births take place at Sri Krishna Medical College and Hospital each year.

Why do Women Still Die Giving Birth in Nepal?

Dr Preeti Shakya

Young People Changing the World: Reflections from a Spark Fund panelist

Global Fund for Children

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The West’s Hypocrisy: A Call From an Iranian in Exile

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A picture of a small girl riding on a burned skeleton of a motorcycle in Myanmar.

Children of Myanmar – A Traumatized Generation

Educational Empowerment

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We Need to Talk About Periods in a More Inclusive Way

Dr Preeti Shakya

Your Words and Your Vote

SayItForward.org

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PODCAST. The Power of Stories Podcast is produced by SayItForward.org, a Girls’ Globe member organization and a sponsor of Girls’ Globe. In this podcast, you will hear courageous women from around the world share the experiences that are shaping their path to empowerment.

She Survived Cancer—and Then Had to Battle Iatrogenic Fistula

Fistula Foundation July 20, 2022

Use your voice to support women who have survived the unthinkable. Esther is a 41-year-old mother of five from the town of Bariadi, in the

Cover photo: Bans off our Bodies. Protest against abortion ban in US

Bans Off Our Bodies – A Poem for Women’s Liberation

Dr Preeti Shakya June 29, 2022

They seek to curtail our reproductive freedom,
strip pregnant women of reproductive agency,
thwart pro-choice legislation,
shut down abortion clinics,
try to convince us that our bodies are not ours to keep.

That our personhood and bodily autonomy are conditional.

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How The Right to Asylum is Being Dismantled in Europe and What You Can Do About It

Julia Wiklander June 20, 2022

“Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution” is what’s written in Article 14 of the Universal Declaration

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Buddhist Nunneries as Safe Havens in Myanmar

Educational Empowerment

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Men Need to Take Responsibility for the Epidemic of Men’s Violence

Julia Wiklander

[NEW VIDEO] What Truly Youth-Led Design and Advocacy Looks Like

Global Fund for Children

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Why We Need an Integrated Response to Period Poverty in Pandemics

Dr Preeti Shakya

Forced to Flee Myanmar – Reflecting on the Crisis in Karenni State

Educational Empowerment

The Invisible Digital Attack on Our Freedom to Think and What You Can Do About It

Julia Wiklander

In the War in Ukraine Women and Children Pay the Heaviest Price

Dr Preeti Shakya

A Face of the Revolution in Myanmar

Educational Empowerment

Feminists demand governments to commit to “urgent, deep shifts” in climate action at CSW

Shiphrah Belonguel

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