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18/03/2026

YES MY PEEPS Global Girl Project is running our March fundraiser to raise enough funding to continue our leadership and social action education program for the rest of this year in
🇭🇹Haiti, 🇧🇴Bolivia, 🇮🇳India, 🇳🇵Nepal,
🇺🇬Uganda, 🇳🇬Nigeria, 🇪🇹Ethiopia and
🇿🇦South Africa.

AND when you donate from today until March 20th your donation will be matched at 50%, so you can make your gift go further!

We really need your help so that we can, not only continue our life changing programs in our current locations but also expand further so more girls get their hands on these opportunities to learn and lead.

Please go to the link below and give:
https://www.globalgirlproject.org/global-girls-to-global-changemakers

16/03/2026

Global girls become global changemakers when they are trusted and supported to lead.

This March, I am supporting Global Girl Project’s fundraiser to raise funds for the Global Leadership Initiative across eight countries in the Global Majority.

Donations support girls’ leadership sessions, education grants, and women facilitators delivering change on the ground.

Please donate today!
https://www.globalgirlproject.org/global-girls-to-global-changemakers

16/03/2026

Making waves and ripples

We are proud to share that an article by Jules Lynch , Founder and CEO of Global Girl Project, was published today in The Guardian
as part of Mediaplanet’s Empowering Women & Girls campaign.

In the article, Rethinking Leadership through a Decolonial Feminist Lens, Jules reflects on an important question. If we are serious about equality for women and girls, we must rethink how leadership, power and knowledge are defined globally.

Too often, global systems position girls and women from the Global Majority as recipients rather than leaders. A decolonial feminist approach challenges this. It centres local knowledge, recognises lived experience as expertise, and calls for a redistribution of power, resources and voice.

This is the approach that guides the work of Global Girl Project.
Through our Global Girl Leadership Initiative, girls explore leadership within their own communities and cultures. They organise conversations, design solutions to issues affecting their lives, and lead community action.
Leadership already exists among girls around the world. What is needed is greater investment and trust in their leadership.

Read the Full article here ⤵️
https://lnkd.in/eYVFvZRA

https://lnkd.in/eKFeR_Ag

13/10/2025

Just 1 Day left to double your IMPACT!

Between 8–15 October, every donation
Global Girl Project will be doubled through the Big Give Women & Girls Fund.
That means £50 becomes £100. £250 becomes £500.

Together, we can help more girls from the Global Majority step into leadership and create lasting social change.

👉 Donate here: https://donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05WS000004YidpYAC

24/09/2025

We're getting ready!!!

22/09/2025

What true change looks like 👏🏾🥰🎉

History is being made in Nepal - the country elected its first female Prime Minister!

At Global Girl Project, we know how powerful it is for girls to see women leading their countries because visibility can spark possibility.

That’s why we’re proud to be running our programmes in Nepal, in partnership with Rise Up Foundation Nepal, mobilising girls aged 13-18 to see themselves as leaders and changemakers in their own communities.

Through our Global Girl Leadership Initiative, girls spend three months learning about the power of their voices, exploring global examples of female leadership, designing their own community projects, and gaining the confidence to drive change. Each graduate then joins our lifelong network the Global Graduates Connect and receives a grant to support their continuing education.

As Nepal celebrates this historic first, we celebrate the future leaders rising in classrooms and communities across the country.

Because when girls lead, change follows.