Gendercide Awareness
@GendapOrg
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Gendercide Awareness Project is a nonprofit dedicated to increasing awareness of the problem of gendercide, the elimination of females.
Joined August 2011
@GendapOrg scholarship girl Vivian was recently honored at a special ceremony for @Uganda Empowers Primary 7 level students who are preparing for the November national exam to qualify for secondary school. #Girls Education
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Planning our 8th Girls Education Luncheon on Friday, April 4! https://t.co/YM7GI3x8pe Gendap sponsors about 40 vulnerable girls to attend school in low-income countries around the world. Help us give each girl her next year of priceless, transformative education!
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Gendap scholarship recipient Racheal, from our education partner @UgandaEmpowers, recently passed a rigorous national exam and has moved up to high school. “She did wonders,” boasts UE founder Matsiko John Bosco. We are so proud of Racheal! #GirlsEducation
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Our Gendap Team is hard at work on our April 4 fundraiser. We're planning a great program for you! Let's offer bright futures to vulnerable girls through high quality K-12/university education!
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Gendap scholarship recipient Racheal, from our education partner @Uganda Empowers, recently passed a rigorous national exam and is moving up to high school. “She did wonders,” boasts UE founder Matsiko John Bosco. We’re so proud of Racheal! @GendapOrg, partnering to empower girls
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“Education is a gift of hope,” sang Gendap scholarship recipient Vivian, along with other girls from our education partner @Uganda Empowers at a recent studio recording session. The lyrics will encourage girls’ education, female property rights and female leadership.
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Students celebrate the 80th birthday of Cambodian Village Fund Co-founder Bill Bamberger. Bill and Nancy’s bicycle program led to a clean water program, building schools, and scholarships for overlooked girls! We sponsor two young university women through CVF!
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Remember, all these countries used to have their own cultures and traditions.
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We educate vulnerable girls around the world and see this play out all the time! Lack of menstruation products should NEVER cause girls to miss school and drop out. The problem is so fixable!
nytimes.com
Because of a lack of access to menstruation products, girls across Africa and Asia often stay home from school when they have their periods.
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Flogging or even the death penalty for not veiling?! Iran silences women.
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11th grade student Aayushma tutors Aarya, paying forward the gift of education she receives from her sponsors. Gendercide Awareness Project proudly partners with Hands in Outreachin Nepal, developing smart brave women leaders who will guide others toward brighter tomorrows.
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In Somalia women who voice their perspectives, struggle for equality, and protest injustice pay a very high price, including sexualized online trolling. They deserve our support so that they are not silenced altogether. https://t.co/9GlR2P4FJ8 📷
theguardian.com
Somali women who speak out on social media can expect fake nude images and degrading abuse. But some are fighting back
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Our education partner Hands in Outreach had teams on the ground assessing damage to homes of scholarship girls after deadly flooding. Thankfully, no girls were lost! HIO also provided safe havens for families and replaced the girls’ lost uniforms and school supplies.
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Our education partner Hands in Outreach had teams on the ground assessing damage to homes of scholarship girls after deadly flooding. Thankfully, no girls were lost!HIO also provided safe havens for families and replacedthe girls’ lost uniforms and school supplies.
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Our scholarship girl Racheal (red dress), sponsored through @Uganda Empowers, celebrates completion of 7th grade. She is studying for a rigorous national exam to continue to high school. We are rooting for you, Racheal! @GendapOrg, empowering girls through #GirlsEducation!
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We honor indigenous women and mourn #MMIW (missing and murdered indigenous women) on Indigenous Peoples Day.
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