Girls Education International

In this episode, Anna talks with Anne Wadsworth, Executive Director of Girls Education Collaborative, about the oversized outcome that comes from working at the community level on local initiatives to increase girls’ access to education in Tanzania.

The mission of Girls Ed is to expand and support educational opportunities for underserved girls and women in remote and developing regions of the world. Help fund our work at www.girlsed.org.

Credits:

“Love Life” from Purple Planet (music: https://www.purple-planet.com)

“BOLD” by KickNSass. We thank KickNSass for their generous support and partnership with Girls Ed.

In this episode, Anna talks with Lalah Rukh, Founder and CEO of Science Fuse, a social enterprise working to promote science education among young learners. Listen in as they discuss the challenges, barriers, and triumphs of bringing the fun and wonder of science to students in Pakistan.

The mission of Girls Ed is to expand and support educational opportunities for underserved girls and women in remote and developing regions of the world. Help fund our work at www.girlsed.org.

Credits:

“Love Life” from Purple Planet (music: https://www.purple-planet.com)

“BOLD” by KickNSass. We would like to thank KickNSass for their generous support and partnership with Girls Ed.

This episode is Part 2 of Anna’s conversation with Alyssa Menz, international development professional and doctoral student at Yale University about the connection between corporate social responsibility and women’s empowerment in developing countries, with a focus on the impact on adult women and the biases they face in the workplace around the world.

The mission of Girls Ed is to expand and support educational opportunities for underserved girls and women in remote and developing regions of the world. Help fund our work at www.girlsed.org.

Credits:

“Love Life” from Purple Planet (music: https://www.purple-planet.com)

“BOLD” by KickNSass. We would like to thank KickNSass for their generous support and partnership with Girls Ed.

In this episode, Anna talks with Alyssa Menz, an international development professional and doctoral student at Yale University about the connection between corporate social responsibility and women’s empowerment in developing countries.

The mission of Girls Ed is to expand and support educational opportunities for underserved girls and women in remote and developing regions of the world. Help fund our work at www.girlsed.org.

In this episode, Anna talks with Rai Farrelly, Co-Founder of Project Wezesha, about the gains in girls education and educational gender equity in western Tanzania. Girls Education International partners with Project Wezesha to empower girls in the Kigoma region of Tanzania by ensuring they have access to post-secondary education.

The mission of Girls Ed is to expand and support educational opportunities for underserved girls and women in remote and developing regions of the world. Help fund our work at www.girlsed.org.

Credits:

“Love Life” from Purple Planet (music: https://www.purple-planet.com)

“BOLD” by KickNSass. We would like to thank KickNSass for their generous support and partnership with Girls Ed.

In this episode, Anna talks with Anbreen Ajaib, Executive Director of Bedari Foundation, about the role education plays in reducing gender-based violence and child marriage in Pakistan. Girls Education International partners with Bedari to empower girls in rural Pakistan by ensuring they have access to secondary education.

The mission of Girls Ed is to expand and support educational opportunities for underserved girls and women in remote and developing regions of the world. Help fund our work at www.girlsed.org.

Credits:

“Love Life” from Purple Planet (music: https://www.purple-planet.com)

“BOLD” by KickNSass. We would like to thank KickNSass for their generous support and partnership with Girls Ed.

In this episode, we sit down with Kate Schelbe, the Executive Director of Girls Education International, to learn more about Girls Ed's unstoppable mission.