In 2009, we went to a remote Tanzanian island to lead a program for adolescent girls. The purpose of the program was to educate girls on their rights and provide them with support in overcoming many of the disparities they face. Theatre of the Oppressed (Boal, 1979), one tool used, was adapted to fit the girls’ needs. It proved to be useful across cultural and language barriers. Programs such as this that empower girls to value themselves and discover solutions to challenges is one way to begin bringing gender equality to the community level. Herein, we discuss the program and lessons learned as graduate students from the West working in a developing country
In this study, I explore the educational and gendered realities of some adolescent girls in primary ...
Gender inequality is a commonly acknowledged yet persistent condition worldwide. Humans divide thems...
Despite the Millennium Development Goals of the United Nations Millennium Project, having its third ...
Considerable research has been conducted to identify the barriers to girls’ education in sub-Saharan...
The Transforming Education for Girls project has worked in complex and challenging environments in n...
A commitment to gender equity is reflected in Tanzania’s educational development policies many of wh...
Over the last century, girls in Africa, long ignored as sources of knowledge, have, nevertheless, en...
This article offers new methodological directions for generating difficult-to-capture evidence on th...
Increasing girls’ education in low-‐income communities is proven to be one of the most effective wa...
Education is the key to social justice, opportunities, and social, economic, and political developme...
Abstract: This paper examines the role of education in empowering girl child along the coastal areas...
Girls\u27 education plays a key role in the development of a nation. There are various barriers to g...
The socio-economic marginalization of females derived from gender disparities, lack of access and qu...
The paper aims to introduce a way of examining gender and empowerment at the school level using a sc...
This case study documents for the first time the process of integrating girls into a community-based...
In this study, I explore the educational and gendered realities of some adolescent girls in primary ...
Gender inequality is a commonly acknowledged yet persistent condition worldwide. Humans divide thems...
Despite the Millennium Development Goals of the United Nations Millennium Project, having its third ...
Considerable research has been conducted to identify the barriers to girls’ education in sub-Saharan...
The Transforming Education for Girls project has worked in complex and challenging environments in n...
A commitment to gender equity is reflected in Tanzania’s educational development policies many of wh...
Over the last century, girls in Africa, long ignored as sources of knowledge, have, nevertheless, en...
This article offers new methodological directions for generating difficult-to-capture evidence on th...
Increasing girls’ education in low-‐income communities is proven to be one of the most effective wa...
Education is the key to social justice, opportunities, and social, economic, and political developme...
Abstract: This paper examines the role of education in empowering girl child along the coastal areas...
Girls\u27 education plays a key role in the development of a nation. There are various barriers to g...
The socio-economic marginalization of females derived from gender disparities, lack of access and qu...
The paper aims to introduce a way of examining gender and empowerment at the school level using a sc...
This case study documents for the first time the process of integrating girls into a community-based...
In this study, I explore the educational and gendered realities of some adolescent girls in primary ...
Gender inequality is a commonly acknowledged yet persistent condition worldwide. Humans divide thems...
Despite the Millennium Development Goals of the United Nations Millennium Project, having its third ...