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Author: Omar Robles

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Where are the girls and why it matters as schools reopen?

Where are the girls and why it matters as schools reopen?

Data and research

By Wongani Grace Taulo, Omar Robles

“Where are the girls?” It’s a question that is asked too much when stepping into classrooms around the world. And the further up the school years we go, the more the question bounces around an echo chamber. Massive strides have been made in girls’ education. Between 1995 and 2018, 180 million more girls enrolled in primary and… Read more →←

Omar Robles is Gender Programme Specialist, UNICEF.

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