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Autistic children in Germany participate in programs not available to their Iraqi peers.

One Mother Creates Opportunity for Autistic Children in Iraq

Autistic children in Iraq have little in the way of help from the government or education system. Luckily, one woman has stepped forward to help fill this gap. Eleven years ago, Nibras Sadoun adopted a young autistic child who ...
by Amy Sevegny
 
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UNESCO Launches World Atlas of Gender Equality in Education

Education is recognized as a universal human right  by the United Nations, yet even in many countries where universal primary education has been instituted, women are left to struggle against inequalities in access, opportunit...
by Tait Mandler
 
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Women Alumnae Show the Power of the “Girl Effect”

How can international aid and development organizations elicit real change? Certain organizations are a real inspiration, and have found ways to make their money and effort go further. One way to do this is to utilize the “gi...
by Jessica Wheeler
 
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TechWomen: Female Empowerment and Technology

In 2010, the US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs announced a program called TechWomen, an effort to empower women from the developing world working in the technology-related fields, inclu...
by Tait Mandler
 
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Women Empowerment Gets a New Opportunity in Sub-Saharan Africa

Thirty-one projects in Sub-Saharan Africa, collectively worth $10,829,478, will now be funded by NEPAD Spanish Fund for African Women Empowerment. The program will allow for increased development and empowerment of women. The p...
by Amanda Bragg
 
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