Build Back Education for All on International Women's Day

On behalf of Education Above All (EAA) Foundation, in observance of the International Women’s Day (IWD) on 8 March 2021, we would like to invite you to support our effort to celebrate some of the most notable women leaders and their vision for universal education as key for recovery, prosperity and peace.
You can amplify this important message by using this click-to-tweet (with video) and by sharing the video directly via this link on your other social media channels with the caption below.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to us should you have any questions. Thank you for your support for our advocacy to protect and provide quality education to the most marginalized.


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On this #InternationalWomensDay in a challenged world, we celebrate some of the most notable women leaders and their vision for universal education as the key for recovery, prosperity and peace as we #BuildBackEducation @educationaboveall_eaa


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On this #InternationalWomensDay in a challenged world, we celebrate some of the most notable women leaders and their vision for universal education as the key for recovery, prosperity and peace as we #BuildBackEducation @educationaboveall.org


The facts are:
* Experts estimate that between 11 and 20 million girls may not return to school after the pandemic. EAA advocates for the need to #UniteToProtect the right to access safe and quality education for women and girls as part of a successful vision of post COVID-19 recovery that takes us closer to SDG4.
* Female learners still face unique challenges that we must address as part of our pandemic response and recovery. To #BuildBackEducation and shape an equal future in line with SDG5, we must uphold women’s rights and leverage the true potential of women’s leadership.
* Educating girls will help reduce poverty rates globally, unlocking $30 trillion by countries that educate girls for a period of 12 years. On IWD 2021, EAA calls on the global community to prioritise our investment in girls’ education as part of the global COVID-19 recovery and our commitment to SDG1.