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From the Population Council:
https://www.popcouncil.org/girlcenter
- The GIRL Center site, The
Girl Innovation, Research, and Learning (GIRL) Center is a global research
center that generates, synthesizes, and translates evidence to transform
the lives of adolescent girls. Through rigorous research about what works
— and what doesn’t — we can better direct limited resources to support
evidence-based solutions that improve girls’ lives.
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5ced36007292ac0001204481/t/6022f2c0ebe4307b4b4faa46/1612903112256/IMAGENbrief7withcitation.pdf- Supporting Native American Girls during the COVID-19 pandemic The
Indigenous Adolescent Girls’ Empowerment Network (IMAGEN) is a native
female designed, led, and controlled network that adapts, builds, and
shares innovative skills and tools to create local Girl Societies that
address the needs of AI/AN adolescent girls. Through the generosity of a
private donor, Mr. Marty Jeiven, IMAGEN received $36,000 to directly fund
groups that work with AI/AN adolescent girls. To reach as many girls as
possible, IMAGEN created micro-grants ranging from $500-$2,000 that were
dispersed to Native women working with local girls.
https://www.popcouncil.org/research/adolescent-girls-programming-community-of-practice
The Community of Practice The Community of Practice partners craft interventions tailored for girls to build
their health, social, economic, and cognitive assets. The Population Council
has published a series of practical Tools and Resources for Girl-Centered Programming.
https://www.popcouncil.org/news/population-council-scholarly-journals-our-commitment-to-diversity-equity-anBeyond Population Council Scholarly Journals: Our commitment to DEI Beyond
publisher-led initiatives, individual journals have a responsibility to
act. Academic journals play a crucial role in breaking the cycle of social
injustice in academic careers and must proactively address issues like
implicit bias, gender balance, and institutional favoritism and access—as
well as citation and publication bias. To tackle these and other biases
that perpetuate injustices in scholarship, the Population Council’s
journals commit to build on efforts to date.