The northern border of Mexico is marked by a particularly intricate migration dynamic, characterised by two interconnected phenomena: forced internal displacement due to violence and the transit of foreign populations, originating in contexts of insecurity and unmet opportunities.
The study highlights how displacement, traditional masculinity norms, and cost are preventing many young men from accessing critical mental health services.
A new report Girl Goals: What has changed for girls? reviews how adolescent girls’ lives have changed in the last 30 years since the Beijing Platform for Action was endorsed by 189 governments in 1995.
A study on the gendered impact of climate change on the rights of adolescent girls and young women in the Sahel.
In our 2024 Annual Impact Report we look at our impact and finances over the 2023-2024 financial year.
The project aims to increase community knowledge of the impacts of climate change on Pacific girls aged 10-18 in all their lived experiences, and strengthen girl-led activism for climate justice in the Pacific.
KPMG was engaged by Plan International Australia to conduct a literature review of the current evidence regarding Non-Economic Loss and Damage experienced by young women, girls and gender-diverse people in the Pacific Islands.
This year’s State of the World’s Girls Report focuses on the experiences
of young people whose lives are dominated by conflict.
