After all, a girl is not an object that one can treat and manipulate like a puppet, a girl is someone who needs love, kindness, and someone who understands them.
May 4-8, 2009What would the world look like if all girls everywhere had their rights?
From May 4-8, 2009, help Girls Inc. mobilize a network of supporters to advocate for girls' rights.
In celebration of Girls’ Rights Week, get involved and launch your own campaign for gender equity.
Watch Girls Inc. girls describe a world where every girl has her rights.
More girls and their advocates are sharing their visions for change on Twitter. Check out what they have to say:
Somaa @girls_inc Girls would be taught, encouraged, and valued for loving and being just who they are...themselves.
beckygimple @girls_inc If all girls had their rights, the world would be better equipped to face the challenges that plague it today on a united front.
WomensLaw @girls_inc If all girls had their rights there would be no war, violence, or rape.
dirtywater22 @girls_inc There would be less poverty and women would have more resources. The playing field would be more even. True progress at hand.
Get involved and launch your own campaign for girls’ rights.
If all girls had their rights, how would the world be different? Respond to Girls Inc. on Twitter or email us.
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Send a message in support of girls' rights to directly to the President, Vice President, and your congressional representatives.
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Register for the Girls Inc. 2009 Washington, D.C. Celebration Luncheon, a hallmark event of Girls' Rights Week.
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