Making Schools in Conflict Safer for Girls
Protect Our Education: Making schools in conflict safer for girls
23 September 2021In this policy brief, we call for particular attention to be paid to the experiences of girls and young women affected by attacks on education.
Ahead of the Fourth International Conference on the Safe Schools Declaration, Plan International is launching an advocacy brief: Protect our Education: making schools in conflict safer for girls.
An increasing number of states have endorsed the Safe Schools Declaration and taken important steps towards implementing their commitments. However, to date there has been insufficient attention paid to gender considerations in efforts to implement the Safe Schools Declaration.
While the effects of attacks on education are felt by all students and teachers affected, in many contexts the experiences of girls and women are distinct. For adolescent girls in particular, the longer-term impacts of attacks can be devastating.
As governments and other actors come together to learn from progress made so far, and to galvanise action on protecting education from attack, Plan International is calling for particular attention to be given to the experiences of girls and women affected by attacks on education, and for implementation of the Safe Schools Declaration to be gender responsive.
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