On the recordJuly 11, 2017
Giving women and girls access to quality education not only increases their economic potential, but it is directly related to conflict prevention and reducing gender gaps.
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congress.govGiving women and girls access to quality education not only increases their economic potential, but it is directly related to conflict prevention and reducing gender gaps.
Emphasizes the importance of education for women and girls in conflict prevention and economic growth.
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