We commit to regularly promoting member stories from adolescent female leaders within our network in connection with recognized international days.
Through our EQWIP HUBS project, we commit to disaggregating youth data to include and highlight the needs and challenges of adolescents within the focus countries of Tanzania, Ghana, Bolivia, Peru, Indonesia and Senegal. We also commit to leveraging badges for digital learning to support increased understanding of gender issues within these populations by creating a “gender action badge”, and by promoting the local entrepreneurship projects of female entrepreneurs.
Through the YouthMovements.org project, we commit to connect and visualize the many groups working on the Health and Gender components of the Sustainable Development Goals and promotion of girls and adolescents
Through the TIGed educators network, we commit to promoting relevant resources and toolkits for adolescent health, mental health and wellbeing, to 42,500 teachers and 100536 students, especially in connection with international days such as Global Dignity Day, Day of the Girl Child and World Mental Health Day.
