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Life after Cyclone Idai: getting girls back to school
Six months after the cyclone hit, your support is helping girls get back into education
Six months after the cyclone hit, your support is helping girls get back into education
Growing up in a global pandemic
Your donations are giving children the essentials they need to face the coronavirus crisis
Your donations are giving children the essentials they need to face the coronavirus crisis
Coronavirus in the UK: where are the girls?
Girls and young women are hit hardest by health emergencies. Where are their voices in the uk crisis?
Girls and young women are hit hardest by health emergencies. Where are their voices in the uk crisis?
A lesson in learning: How four young people are helping girls stay in school
Young people are making education a reality for girls across the world.
Young people are making education a reality for girls across the world.
Taking our Crime Not Compliment campaign from the screens to the streets
Jess is a member of the plan international uk youth advisory panel and a campaigner for our streets now
Jess is a member of the plan international uk youth advisory panel and a campaigner for our streets now
One year on: how your support for our coronavirus appeal has changed children’s lives
A year after our appeal launched, we look back at what your donations have made possible.
A year after our appeal launched, we look back at what your donations have made possible.
Why adolescent girls in crises must be a priority if we are to unlock education for all
The unique challenges faced by girls in crises must be overcome to achieve the sustainable development goal on education by 2030
The unique challenges faced by girls in crises must be overcome to achieve the sustainable development goal on education by 2030
Coronavirus, health crises and the impact on girls
Lessons we can learn from Ebola about the impact of health crises on girls
Lessons we can learn from Ebola about the impact of health crises on girls
Reflections on the UN General Assembly
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