Catherine M. Russell: Ambassador-At-Large for Global Women’s Issues, U.S. Department of State and Sarah Muthoni, Global Give Back Circle Beneficiary. June 15th-16th, 2016, FHI 360 hosted the 4th global Gender 360 Summit in Washington, DC. The two-day summit put a
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 Mor
Empowering girls transforms communities. Half the Sky Movement documents the Global Give Back Circle Educate ‘HER’ Parade in Kenya.
100 girls in West Pokot rescued from FGM and child marriage graduate with entrepreneurial and ICT skills. Head of DFID Kenya Lisa Phillips recently attended a graduation ceremony for girls from the Pokot community who completed trainings on social entrepreneurship
The United States is committed to supporting African countries’ efforts to strengthen democratic institutions, support civil society, advance gender equality, improve governance, and protect human rights. We view these efforts as priorities not just because they are vital by themselves,
Global Give Back Circle – India launched its pilot on May 1st, 2015. Twenty girls from Magic Bus India Foundation were selected to be a part of the First Class! They were selected based on their leadership skills and their
Let me start by first saying that I was honored to have been granted the opportunity to attend the #YouthForChange and Girl Summit 2014 events, which took place in London from the 19th– 22nd of July 2014. I owe that
The Global Give Back Circle integrates mentoring, private sector investment and local community support in a circle of empowerment that guides a disadvantaged girl to complete her educational journey, gain employable skills and become an agent of change herself. Girls
Meet Mary Mwende, a young woman from Kenya and Global Give Back Circle beneficiary whose experience gaining technology skills has helped her to realize new possibilities and give back to others. Microsoft YouthSpark aims to empower young people like Mary