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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 240313782_SightSight Unseen: Re-viewing Images of Girls' Education

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   In this article we discuss the ways in which images of girls are understood to represent broader international development discourses related to girls' education.

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3. www.lse.ac.uk › News › Latest-news-from-LSEAlumni from Britain’s top girls’ public schools 20 times more ...

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   Nov 9, 2022 · The alumni of 12 leading girls’ public schools are 20 times more likely to reach the most powerful elite positions in British society than women who attended any other school, according to a unique historical analysis of Who’s Who by the University of Exeter, the University of Oxford and the London School of Economics and Political Science ...

4. www.bbc.com › news › education-51769845Reaching 130 million girls with no access to school - BBC

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   Mar 8, 2020 · 10 toughest places for girls to go to school. Widening access to education for girls has a "multiplier effect" for communities - improving women's chances in employment, delaying marriage,...

5. www.unesco.org › en › covid-19Keeping girls in the picture - UNESCO

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   Keeping girls in the picture. When a girl's education is cut short, the impact can be felt for generations. It leaves a vital gap in their community, their country and the world.

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6. www.right-to-education.org › girlswomenWomen and girls - Right to Education Initiative

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   the presence of women in schools can impact positively on girls’ retention in school and on their achievement. at the school policy level, women teachers may act as advocates for girls, representing their perspectives and needs, and promoting more girl-friendly learning

7. www.unesco.org › en › articlesKey data on girls and women’s right to education | UNESCO

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   Jan 13, 2023 · Poverty, early marriage, and gender-based violence are just some of the reasons behind the high percentage of out-of-school and illiterate girls and women globally. Many girls and women cannot exercise their right to education due to gender inequality and discriminatory practices.

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   How many girls are out of school?

   • For many girls, school is more than a window into a better future. It’s a lifeline. Currently, 122 million girls are out of school. Join UNESCO in ensuring #LearningNeverStops so that every girl continues learning and returns to school.

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   How many girls are missing out on school?

   • There are 130 million girls who are completely missing out on school. These are "the most marginalised and hardest to reach", says Ms Gillard. She chairs the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), which raises funds in the developed world to support education in about 70 poorer countries.

   Reaching 130 million girls with no access to school - BBC

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   Are girls' public schools more powerful than other schools?

   • The alumni of 12 leading girls’ public schools are 20 times more likely to reach the most powerful elite positions in British society than women who attended any other school, according to a unique historical analysis of Who’s Who by the University of Exeter, the University of Oxford and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

   Alumni from Britain's top girls' public schools 20 times more likely to

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   What is keeping girls in the picture?

   • After reaching over 400 million people globally, the Keeping girls in the picture campaign has been rolled out in national contexts, reaching deep into communities through local advocacy, the mobilization of youth networks and community radios and capacity building. We must take this opportunity to build back equal. And it starts NOW!

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   Are adolescent girls more likely to be out of school?

   • Data demonstrates that secondary school-aged girls are substantially more likely to be out of school when the legal right to education of pregnant and parenting girls is restricted, especially at the upper secondary level. It also follows the general trend, as there are more adolescent out-of-school at the upper secondary level.

   Key data on girls and women’s right to education | UNESCO

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   Are girls allowed to run a projector at school?

   • Running the classroom projector was also forbidden for girls. And though the boys had plenty of opportunities to play sports at school, there weren’t teams for girls—and they weren’t allowed on boys’ teams.

   Equality in schools: Title IX and the fight for women’s rights

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9. kids.nationalgeographic.com › history › articleEquality in schools: Title IX and the fight for women’s rights

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   Thanks to equal opportunities in school, today nine out of 10 girls have at least a high school education, up from six out of 10 before Title IX. Women now make up about 60 percent of all...