Join FHI 360’s celebration of International Day of the Girl by participating in a virtual roundtable on how adolescent girls use education to combat climate change and promote gender equality. FHI 360 will host this dynamic, interactive event alongside the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO); U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID); and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).
Participants will discuss the role of education in sparking and supporting grassroots movements led by adolescents, including marginalized girls, to increase understanding of how climate change affects their communities and how education can reinforce adaptation practices. The roundtable will feature young leaders from Bolivia, Egypt, Nepal and Zambia, who will share their experiences in using education to fight climate change. By amplifying their voices, stories and actions, the roundtable seeks to inspire change, foster partnerships, and promote a more resilient and climate-smart education agenda.
Engage in this enlightening conversation and hear how adolescent girls around the world are working to create enduring change in their communities.
Introductions and welcome | Dr. Tessie San Martin, CEO, FHI 360 Dr. Yolande Miller-Grandvaux, Senior Strategy Advisor, Global Education, FHI 360 |
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Youth panel | Shreesha Nankhwa, Social and Behavior Change Communication Officer, FHI 360 (moderator) Maithy Capuma, Teacher, Activist, Social Model Advisor and Facilitator, META Planeta Member, Interamerican Institute on Disability and Inclusive Development, Bolivia Dina Said, STEM Student Graduate, USAID STEM Teacher Education and School Strengthening activity, Egypt Chise Kabungo, Agriculture and Learner Guide, Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED), Zambia |
Panel discussion | LeAnna Marr, Deputy Assistant Administrator and Acting Senior Coordinator of United States International Basic Education Assistance, USAID Judith Herbertson, Head of the Girls’ Education department, FCDO Ingrid Sánchez-Tapia, Global Lead – Climate Change and Education Senior Adviser, UNICEF |
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