Significats de empower girls en anglès

Last year, she launched a program to help empower girls worldwide through education.

Her Web site, Ask-Elizabeth.com, features a library of video content intended to help empower girls worldwide.

As an educator and coach, Rachel works internationally to develop strategies to address bullying and empower girls.

When it comes to sex and health, we empower girls and women by teaching them the correct words.

Ending period poverty will empower girls everywhere, said Laura McClinton of Girlguiding, a British charity for girls and young women.

Isha Sesay is the founder of WE Can Lead, a non-profit organisation working in Sierra Leone to educate and empower girls.

The Free Being Me initiative aims to empower girls by improving their self-esteem and body confidence through a range of awareness initiatives.

According to Black News, Cunningham's company, Zandra, focuses on social good and uses STEAM & Entrepreneurial education to empower girls and women.

An Auckland skateboarding school that aims to empower girls to learn how to skate has just launched a fundraising campaign to buy a van.

But in India, social enterprise Protsahan is trying to break the cycle and empower girls by giving them access to new skills through creative education.

Is this a backlash against all the emphasis on empowering girls?

She now runs the Malala Fund, which is dedicated to empowering girls through education.

They said empowering girls and women in conjunction with wider education campaigns was a way of reducing violence.

Feminist.com is proud to announce this new, evolving section dedicated to empowering girls and young women-thefuture of feminism.

Protests over curriculums aimed at empowering girls to rise above traditional female duties have helped topple education ministers in Peru and Colombia.

Pat Kerr's passion, her driving force, is empowering girls and women, in a country where to be born female is a handicap.