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Why HER
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  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.
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- “There are very few opportunities to get back more than you give. Gender Equity is a fundamental human right.”
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  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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- “We believe the strongest partnerships are those where everyone contributes, everyone learns and everyone sees the value of working together.”
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  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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Global Give Back Circle Leadership Team featured on Citizen TV

August 2, 2021

Nairobi July 30: Global Give Back Circle Leadership Team featured primetime on Citizen TV. Watch Video

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