May 23, 2010
In my last post I talked about the need to help older girls and women who did not have the opportunity to get an education become active participants in their societies. A couple of weeks ago I spoke to a woman, Ann Elston, who is doing just that with the Koumama family. Her journey started in 2001 when her husband introduced her to Elhadji Koumama, a Tuareg silversmith living in Agadez, Niger.
May 23, 2010
I recently received an e-mail from a friend with the title: You've been sent a link to start The Girl Effect. I wondered what The Girl Effect was. I thought maybe it was a new social network, a website for women entrepreneurs or a website about new trends that have been started by women. I opened the e-mail and found the following:
Girl Effect, n. The powerful social and economic change brought about when girls have the opportunity to participate in their society.
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