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Girls Get Equal in Uganda

Girls Get Equal will advance equality for girls and women in Uganda by increasing their power, voice and leadership.

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Girls campaigning for equality

Young activist campaigns for safer cities in Uganda

Meet Faridah, 21, from Uganda. Her inspirational story shows how girls and young women have the power to overcome adversity to become leaders of change in th…
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Youth advocate stops child marriages in Uganda

Shamim, 20, has become an influential leader in her community and is supporting girls to avoid child marriage, return to school and learn new skills.
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Filmmakers use girls’ nakedness to make money

Youth activist Angella, from Kampala, is calling for filmmakers to stop reinforcing negative stereotypes that hold girls back from following their ambitions.
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Unsafe on the Streets

This report looks at street harassment perpetrated by groups of men and boys across five major cities: Lima, Madrid, Kampala, Delhi and Sydney.
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Girls Get Equal campaign launches in Uganda

Girls Get Equal campaign launches in Uganda

Girls Get Equal, the global campaign demanding power, freedom and representation for girls and young women, has officially launched in Uganda.
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Girls Get Equal in Uganda Q&A

Girls Get Equal in Uganda Q&A

Frequently asked questions and answers to help you understand more about the Girls Get Equal campaign in Uganda.
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