UN Girls' Education Initiative

In emergencies, girls are the most likely to lose their access to school, and face early marriage, early pregnancy and deepening poverty.

Valentine Mugun, Representative of @EduCannotWait Youth Constituency, explains why we must invest in girls’ education in crisis. 🧵🎥

Violence in and around schools increases absenteeism and contributes to dropout,
especially for girls facing harassment.

End gender-based violence in and around schools, so every learner is #SafeToLearn.

#EndSRGBV

Join @UNESCO and the SDG 4 High-Level Steering Committee on 16 November (14:00-16:00 CET) for an open, online consultation in English and Spanish.

@UNGEI’s Head of Secretariat, Mitsue Uemura, will introduce the discussion on equity and inclusion.

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Join the final Schools2030 Virtual Forum session on 12 November to hear how teachers are adapting lessons, creating flexible pathways and building classroom cultures that celebrate difference, so that every child can learn and belong.
🔗 schools2030.org/virtual-forum/

@Sightsavers

School-related gender-based violence (SRGBV) is driven by harmful gender norms which means it can be prevented if we tackle the root causes.

Ahead of Manila, UNGEI and Safe to Learn call on leaders to act on the Safe to Learn
Call to Action: safetolearncoalition.org/call-to-action