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Let’s break the silence and make menstruation a topic of empowerment, not embarrassment. So, what can we do? Start with conversations. Normalize talking about periods—at home, in schools, everywhere. Push for better access to products and menstrual-friendly spaces. Most importantly, remind every girl that periods are normal part of your life and momentary transformation in your life. Let’s be our girl’s guide.

It's International Day of the Girl Child: "Every girl has the power to change the world. Educate her, empower her, and watch her break barriers, shatter glass ceilings, and illuminate the path for others. Believe in her. Invest in her. Celebrate her. She is the future. #DayOfTheGirl #GirlChild #EmpowerGirls #EqualityForGirls #UniteForGirls #GirlsEducation #WomenEmpowerment"

On this International Girl Child Day, watch as our students candidly discuss the challenges they face as young girls in today’s society. Their stories reflect the hurdles they face and thier resilience in overcoming challenges. Let's advocate for a world where every girl can thrive and reach her full potential! #InternationalGirlChildDay #GirlsEmpowerment #BreakingBarriers #FutureLeaders #AdvocateForGirls [InternationalGirlChildDay, GirlsEmpowerment, BreakingBarriers, FutureLeaders, AdvocateForGirls]

Today, on National Girl Child Day, we celebrate the potential and power of girls everywhere. Empowering girls is not just a responsibility; it's a necessity for a brighter future. By providing education, support, and opportunities, we can help them break barriers and achieve their dreams. Let's work together to create a world where every girl can thrive and contribute to society. Together, we can build a future filled with possibilities for our daughters, sisters, and friends. #NationalGirlChildDay #EmpowerGirls #BrightFuture"

🌟 Children’s Day Special: Let Kids Be Heard! 🌟 This #ChildrensDay, let’s champion a world where every child feels safe to speak up and empowered to share their thoughts. 💬🧒👧 By encouraging kids to find their voice and express their ideas, we’re building a brighter, more inclusive future. 💡🌍 1️⃣ Create Safe Spaces – Whether at home or in school, let’s make places where kids feel respected and safe to express themselves. 2️⃣ Encourage Open Dialogue – Actively listen to their thoughts. Ask questions that inspire them to share. 3️⃣ Empower Them to Stand for Their Rights – Teach children about their rights and give them the tools to advocate for themselves. 👉 Ask them: “What would you like to change in the world?” 🗣️ Their answers might surprise you! Every voice matters. Let’s support our children in becoming active members of their own protection and empowerment! 🎉💪 #FindYourVoice #RaiseYourVoice #ChildrensRights

The Non-Violence Project Foundation is committed to fostering a culture of peace and understanding. Our core beliefs guide our work: ✅ No one is born violent: We believe that violence is a learned behavior that can be unlearned. ✅ Knowledge is power: Education is a powerful tool for promoting peace and preventing violence. ✅ Start with the children: By teaching children the values of empathy, compassion, and nonviolence, we're investing in a more peaceful future. Join us in creating a world where everyone can live in harmony. Visit our website to learn more about our programs and how you can support our mission. #nonviolenceproject #nonviolence #peaceeducation #childdevelopment #socialchange #empowerment

World Health Organization The International Day of the Girl Child, observed annually on October 11th, serves as a reminder of the significant challenges girls face across the globe, particularly in Nigeria. In a society deeply rooted in tradition and cultural expectations, girls in Nigeria confront unique obstacles that hinder their growth, education, and health. These challenges are not only societal but also deeply tied to their health and well-being, specifically concerning reproductive health, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and life-threatening conditions like HPV and cervical cancer. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The Struggles of the Nigerian Girl Child In many parts of Nigeria, gender inequality begins at birth. Girls are often treated as secondary to boys, with less investment in their education, personal development, and health. Cultural norms discourage girls from being assertive or pursuing careers, as societal pressure places more importance on their roles as future wives and mothers. For many girls, the lack of access to quality education and healthcare limits their opportunities in life, often leaving them vulnerable to poverty, abuse, and poor health outcomes. Health and STI Struggles Sexually transmitted infections, including HPV, disproportionately affect young girls in Nigeria. With limited sexual education and access to health resources, many girls are unaware of the dangers of unprotected sex. The HPV and Cervical Cancer Crisis Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a common infection that is often contracted through sexual contact. In many cases, it is preventable through vaccination and regular screening. However, in Nigeria, the awareness and availability of these preventive measures are limited, especially for girls in rural areas. Cervical cancer, which is closely linked to HPV, is a significant health concern for Nigerian women. Due to the lack of awareness and healthcare infrastructure, many women only receive a diagnosis when the cancer is in its late stages, making it harder to treat. Solutions and Advocacy To address these challenges, there must be a multi-faceted approach that includes education, healthcare access, and community support. As an advocate for HPV and cervical cancer screening, I, Augustina Balogun, have been working tirelessly to raise awareness about HPV and cervical cancer in Nigeria. Conclusion On this International Day of the Girl Child, we must continue to advocate for the rights of girls in Nigeria. They deserve access to quality education, healthcare, and the freedom to make choices that will shape their futures. By addressing issues related to sexually transmitted infections, HPV, and cervical cancer, we can help create a healthier and more empowered generation of girls. My mission, as a lead advocate for HPV and cervical cancer prevention, remains to ensure that no girl is left behind. Augustina Balogun Lead Advocate for HPV and Cervical Cancer Prevention

It’s easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. This starts with addressing how boys perceive their masculinity. Is it patriarchal or positive? How do young boys share their emotions, and what are their triggers? These aspects need careful consideration. The result? We build a new paradigm of manhood rooted in respect, empathy and accountability. Our young boys should be on this path so we create a safer and more respectful society. #RaisingGoodBoys #YouthEmpowerment #Primestars

Every minute, 23 girls are married before the age of 18 — nearly one girl every three seconds. It’s a statistic that gives me the chills, because family members and friends of mine were married off at young ages. I saw it happen right in front of me and couldn’t do anything about it when I was a young girl. That’s why I want everyone in my network to know about Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage and enabling girls to fulfill their potential.    They unite over 1,400 organizations from more than 100 countries, each working to amplify the voices of girls at risk and support those who have been married as children. It’s a collective effort focused on advocating for girls’ rights to health, education, and opportunities to thrive. Joining this mission allows me to connect my past experiences with impactful global actions. It’s an honor to collaborate with such a dedicated network leading initiatives that make a real difference, but we still have so much work to do. What are your thoughts on this issue? We need to start discussions around this to help girls around the world live a life of freedom and choice. Please help me help those who can’t help themselves. #GirlsNotBrides #EndChildMarriage #EmpowerGirls

THINKING: Adam F.C. Fletcher's "A Future Without Adultism" is not merely a scholarly article but a manifesto for change, advocating for a future where age does not dictate one's value or capability. Sharing and discussing this work can significantly impact our collective journey toward a future that respects and values the contributions of all, regardless of age. I love that Fletcher delineates a future where societal discrimination against youth and bias towards adults are absent, envisioning a world that embraces sustained democracy, freedom, and justice for all, irrespective of age or other biases. This vision challenges current paradigms and offers a blueprint for transformative societal change. Cheers my friend #FutureWithoutAdultism #EndAdultism #YouthEmpowerment #InclusiveDemocracy #AgeEquality #YouthRights #SocialJusticeForAll #AdamFletcher #AntiAdultism #YouthVoice