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Where the Boys Are: Engaging Young Adolescent Boys in Support of Girls’ Leadership
Gender and Development
Abstract: The Power to Lead Alliance (PTLA) is a three-year (2008–2011) project implemented by CARE in six countries: Honduras, Yemen, India,...
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Where the Boys Are: Engaging Young Adolescent Boys in Support of Girls’ Leadership (215.79k)
The Girl Effect: What Do Boys Have to Do with It?
International Center for Research on Women
In October 2010, ICRW, with support from the Nike Foundation and in collaboration with Plan International and Save the Children, convened a meeting...
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Full paper from ICRW
The Girl Effect: What Do Boys Have to Do with It? (145.86k)
Choices, Voices and Promises: Empowering Very Young Adolescents to form Pro-Social Gender Norms as a Route to Decrease Gender Based Violence and Increased Girls' Empowerment
Save the Children
In order to improve gender equity among very young adolescents 10-14 years old, Save the Children developed an innovate gender transformative package...
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Choices, Voices and Promises: Empowering Very Young Adolescents to form Pro-Social Gender Norms as a Route to Decrease GBV (1.07M)

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