Power to Girls commitments

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Mary Robinson

  • Ireland

I support Power to Girls by committing empowering girls. We must address the issue of poverty and marginalisation, which lead to child marriage. We need to recognise that COVID has had a very real effect around the world of increasing the number of people in poverty and therefore increasing child marriage. Let's also work together to make sure girls in Afghanistan don’t get pushed into marriage and can stay in school

Srijan Foundation

  • India

Main areas of work

  • Education
  • Health
  • Human Rights & Justice
  • Poverty
  • Safety & Security
  • Sustainability

I commit that I will work to empower girls and create an ecosystem of equality to empower their voices.

SIDA, Sweden

  • Sweden

SIDA will support Power to Girls as a donor through investment in key sectors including education, health and SRHR and support for civil society organisations who work with children and young women to liberate the power they hold, and in line with the feminist foreign policy commitments of the government of Sweden we will advocate for an end to child marriage and policies that respect the right of girls’ and boys’ to decide over their own bodies and lives.

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Mesa de la Niña Guatemala

  • Guatemala

Me comprometo a tener disponibilidad para escuchar a las niñas y adolescentes y a ser un canal para llevar sus peticiones, sueños y realidades a las autoridades; a visibilizar la realidad de las niñas de Guatemala y que esta realidad se pueda cambiar.

A Supporter

  • Mali

I was for 3 years coordinator of INGO and national CSO forums against child marriage. I am proud to have pushed the agenda against child marriage and GBV in Niger and West Africa which has resulted in concrete public policies that girls and women continue to benefit from. It is a fight that I will continue always and everywhere.

Baserat Khan Shinwari

  • Pakistan

I commit to ending child marriages by working with parents and community leaders and educating them about the negative consequences of child marriage, which can inspire them to change their views, speak up for girls’ rights and encourage others to do the same.

Flugence Oduor Onyango

  • Kenya

Girls deserve a right to learn same as their counterparts, therefore #girls not brides

Bimal Kumar Jha

  • India

I believe and support Power to Girls by talking to my communities, society and awareness on child marriage. Promoting a society where everybody is equal with equal rights.

Jennifer wairimu

  • Kenya

Main areas of work

  • Education
  • Health
  • Human Rights & Justice
  • Poverty
  • Safety & Security
  • Sustainability

Power to girls means breaking down barriers to my education...

Marleen

  • Netherlands

Main areas of work

  • Human Rights & Justice
  • Health

I support Power to Girls!

Cosmas Rongoti

  • Zimbabwe

Main areas of work

  • Education
  • Health
  • Human Rights & Justice
  • Poverty
  • Safety & Security

I support Power to Girls!

Rosa Rica Encelan

  • Philippines

Main areas of work

  • Education
  • Health
  • Human Rights & Justice
  • Poverty
  • Safety & Security
  • Sustainability

Power to Girls means giving back the agency of girls to make their own decisions about their life and providing them with the opportunity to grow and develop to their full potential.

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