IDG2024: Creating an Inclusive Society that Uplifts Girls
My name is Keendi, a student at Loreto, and a proud girl-child. I am thankful to UN Women as well as my school for giving
We believe that education is a transformative right that transcends and informs all other rights and freedoms. It is a powerful tool in the development of people and in breaking down cycles of exclusion.
We further believe that health and well-being are key to a safe and quality education for children and youth. Our network is involved in providing health care, particularly in communities unable to afford basic medical attention.
This video features the work of the Loreto Sisters in East Africa in relation to poverty eradication and education.
My name is Keendi, a student at Loreto, and a proud girl-child. I am thankful to UN Women as well as my school for giving
Attending the conference at the United Nations to celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child was an experience I won’t forget. Walking through those
I am Phylice Nyabate Nyangera, an educator in Loreto Convent school. I had a chance to take 5 students: Chantel, Keendi, Njeri, Clarice and Allison
On October 11, International Day of the Girl (IDG), over two hundred girls boldly took over the UN ECOSOC Chamber to celebrate, lead, and advocate
A lot has to be done to achieve the goal of gender equality but little by little we can surely make a change. We should
… delivering on the priorities of young people and meaningfully including them in decision-making are investments that will deliver immediate returns, as well as build
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