Empowering Maasai girls through education
Help keep Maasai girls in school by educating tomorrow's leaders today.
Help keep Maasai girls in school by educating tomorrow's leaders today.
In Nigeria, women’s access to leadership is limited because society thinks that leadership belongs to men.
Hundreds of refugees—mostly women and children—arrive daily at Doctors of the World’s primary healthcare center in Qah, Syria.
Provide revolutionary healing, learning and leadership for women survivors of gender violence in Democratic Republic of Congo.
Honor individuals taking significant actions to end human trafficking and rescue trafficking victims in Latin America.
Help Pro Mujer peer leaders in Mexico learn vital group management skills, financial literacy, and preventive healthcare information.
Around the world today, the estimated number of trafficking victims ranges from 20-30 million; about 75 percent are women and girls.
In Tanzania, girls face three critical challenges affecting the trajectory of their lives: HIV/AIDS, unwanted pregnancy and violence.
Provide secondary education scholarships for 120 girls in Malawi.
Help women in Southern Laos access better reproductive health services by providing midwifery and community health worker training and purchasing essential medical supplies.