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Education

You’ve Got a Friend…at the Elly Awards

By: Lisa Ferber | July 21, 2017

Ilene Wachs, president of The Education Fund of the Women’s Forum, told Women’s eNews, “It’s exciting to be giving people control of their lives.”

Teen Voices

School Smocks Reek of Scarlet Letters for Female Tunisian Teens

By: Tharwa Boulifi | June 26, 2017

The school dress code rules in Tunisia are discriminatory, these girls say. “Why can boys feel comfortable in their casual clothes while we girls have to wear this smock?” one says.

Teen Voices

Trump Presidency Pushes Some International Students to Rethink U.S. Colleges

By: Anthea Yew | May 29, 2017

With Donald Trump in the White House, some international students are steering clear of American universities.

Teen Voices

Teen to Headmaster: Girls Need Their Own Textbooks

By: Moureen Kisakye | May 22, 2017
From our partner Women In Leadership Uganda

In this student’s school, girls have to share textbooks while boys get their own.

Teen Voices

Girls With Disabilities Worry About Betsy DeVos’ Impact on Special Education

By: Morgane de Lacey Evans | May 1, 2017

Despite a recent court win protecting accommodations for students with disabilities in school, teen girls with an Individualized Education Program are still worried about their fates in school. DeVos “could potentially really mess up our education system,” one teen said.

Teen Voices

Home Schooled Conservative Girls Ask Trump to Watch His Mouth

By: Esther Perry | April 10, 2017

While these conservative home schooled teen girls back President Trump, they don’t love everything about him. He should filter his heart,” one girl said.

Education

Betsy DeVos Confirmation Will Weaken Campus Sexual Assault Response

By: Olympia Duhart | February 6, 2017

Trump’s secretary of education nominee refused at her confirmation hearing to state a firm commitment to using Title IX to respond properly to sexual assault on college campuses. That’s reason for concern.

Teen Voices

Refugee Girls Often Left Behind Without Education

By: Ashley Shah | February 3, 2017

If it wasn’t for the Yale Refugee Project, girls like Noor wouldn’t be getting the services she needs after she left her home in Syria.

Rape

Campus Sexual Assault Survivors Need Support to Raise Their Voices

By: Joan Cook | January 6, 2017

As schools like Stanford University face lawsuits over ignoring sexual “predators,” survivors of these assaults need better support and justice.

Teen Voices

Florida Teens Consider Campus Rape During College Application Process

By: Sierra Bardfeld and Jessica Roman | November 11, 2016

How do news stories about campus rape affect a teen’s choice of colleges? Video journalists Sierra Bardfeld and Jessica Roman asked teens in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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