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Facebook has invited girl activists to share ideas for creative campaigns raising awareness of how to report abuse, as part of ongoing efforts to tackle online-gender based violence.
A new Plan International Australia report has revealed that more than a year since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, girls, women and gender diverse people who menstruate around the world are facing even more serious challenges when it comes to managing their periods.
Everyday life has been forced to shift online during the COVID-19 pandemic, and as a result child, early and forced marriage customs have begun to operate in an increasingly digital world. But, as a new report from Plan International shows, the solutions to tackling child marriage may also be found online.
Plan International Australia is standing in solidarity with young people in Australia and around the world who are going on strike today to demand action on climate change.
With the GPE Pledging Conference to be held in the UK in late July of this year and the launch of the G7’s Girls’ Education Declaration last week, Plan International has called on the Government to increase its commitment from $30m to $70m per year for the next five years (in total $350m from 2021-2025).
The new report, Halting Lives 2 – In Their Own Voice calls on governments’ to urgently address financial barriers to girls attending school to limit the damage COVID-19 has caused to their education and future prospects.
As COVID-19 cases continue to surge in India, the country, which is in the grip of a public health emergency, is in desperate need of aid. Plan International has launched a fundraising appeal to help address this humanitarian crisis.
