Varkey Foundation

Varkey Foundation

Search for: At the Varkey Foundation, we believe in a quality education for every child. That’s why, together with our partners, we work to build the status of teachers to ensure that the quality of teaching is enhanced, and outcomes will improve. Our vision is a...
Keishia Thorpe

Keishia Thorpe

Search for: Keishia Thorpe recently became the first Black woman to win the Global Educator Prize, The Washington Post reports. She was born and raised in Jamaica by her grandmother alongside her identical twin sister, Treisha. The two earned track-and-field...
Women in Science Making a Difference

Women in Science Making a Difference

Search for: The American Association of University Women announced a pilot program designed to encourage high school girls to pursue education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). With a particular focus on girls of color, AAUW STEMEd for...
Women in Science Making a Difference

Women in Science Making a Difference

Search for: By now, every corner of the world has felt the devastating impact of the pandemic, and women and girls in science are on the front lines of response. They are healthcare workers and innovators. They are researching vaccines and pioneering treatments. They...
Young Women are Dropping Out of School

Young Women are Dropping Out of School

Search for: While much of the economy is beginning to bounce back, young people — particularly young women — are living a different reality. A recent report by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, using the Current Population Survey from the Bureau of Labor...
Girls Education

Girls Education

Search for: Investing in girls’ education transforms communities, countries and the entire world. Girls who receive an education are less likely to marry young and more likely to lead healthy, productive lives. They earn higher incomes, participate in the decisions...

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