About Us
- Global Give Back Circle
  
  Global Give Back Circle delivers high-impact, sustainable interventions that empower at-risk young women with skills for economic independence enabling them to lead, succeed, and give back to their communities.
  
  FOUNDER'S STORY
- Who We Are
- How we work
- “The power of giving back is universal, it is a privilege we all share, from all walks of life.”
Why HER
- our 'why'
  
  Globally, women and girls are less educated, have higher rates of poverty and have fewer economic opportunities. Global Give Back Circle exists to reverse these statistics.
- Why HER Lab
- “There are very few opportunities to get back more than you give. Gender Equity is a fundamental human right.”
What We Do
- Our Work
  
  Global Give Back Circle provides the evidence needed to scale up interventions which move women and girls out of the margins and into lives of economic empowerment and leadership
  
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- Program Areas
- Our Approach
  - Partnerships
  - Community Engagement
- “We believe the strongest partnerships are those where everyone contributes, everyone learns and everyone sees the value of working together.”
Evidence
- Evidence
  
  Global Give Back Circle provides the evidence needed to scale up interventions which move women and girls out of the margins and into lives of economic empowerment and leadership
  
  SEE THE EVIDENCE
- Our Publications
- Data-Driven Learning
- Download
  
  Read our “2025 Impact” Report
News & Stories
- News & SHARING RESOURCES
  
  Our news, research, stories and images are meant for sharing with the world. Please help us amplify HER voice.
  
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- HER Stories & Media
- News & Media
  - News
  - Press
  - Op-eds
  - Stories
  - Radio
- “Through stories, media and thought leadership, we champion the voices, ideas and opportunities that help girls and women thrive”
Jobs

Month November 2015

Press

USAID: Girls, Mentorship, and the Private Sector

Resilience. The development community sees resilience as a bridge between emergency response and long-term development. Yet, it can be difficult to understand what the term really means. Read More

Linda Lockhart
November 18, 2015