Worldwide Charity "iSing For Change" supported by UNESCO

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In today's world, girls and women need extra attention: girls make up a disproportionate number of out-of -school children, and two- thirds of nearly 775 million people lacking basic literacy skills are women. These inequalities persist despite numerous studies that show how educating and empowering girls and women transform communities, improving health, improving governance and driving developement. Under the leadership of Director-General Irina Bokova, UNESCO has made girl's and women's education and empowerment a major priority, as demonstrated by its Global Partnership for Girls' and Women's Education. The Global Partnership for Girls' and Women's Education has been successful in leveraging innovative mechanisms and programs to advance girls' and Women's education in Sub- Saharan Africa. " iSing for Change" program founded by Nicole Slack Jones and Aurélie Gibaru, will expand this initiative while sharpening its focus on culture and creativity.