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Despite demonstrable evidence that countries enjoy comparatively greater economic growth if they choose to invest in improving and protecting education for girls and young women, too little is still being done to nurture these vulnerable young people –... Full Article at Globe and Mail
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A new report says investing in girls is one of the best ways to end poverty, because women who are educated are likely to reinvest up to 90 per cent of their income in their family. Full Article at ABC Online
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U nlocking the economic potential of hundreds of millions of girls and young women in the developing world through education and investment will make a major dent in global poverty, according to a new report released today on the global status of young... Full Article at Globe and Mail
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THE global recession is taking an ''inordinate'' toll on girls and young women in the developing world because they are the first in their families to go without food, be pulled out of schools, or lose their jobs, says the chief executive of an... Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Younger girls felt lower-pitched voices reminded them of scary characters like Darth Vader, while older girls seemed to tap into a Barry White factor. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Women are more likely to invest any business income or profits back into the community through education for children, vocational training for their workers, … providing literacy training for the women
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All the empirical studies we have that look at gender and international development show that when women are empowered to earn money for their families and themselves, it impacts development all around
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Even at the highest level, women's soccer is just not respected ... They don't have the best coaches; they barely can afford to travel. And these are their full national teams that don't even have the resources they need. So it just got me thinking about the state of women's soccer in the Western Hemisp...
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