Sally A. Nuamah

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Teacher Mahajera Armani and her class of girls pose for a picture outside the Afghan city of Jalalabad in 2015. (Reuters)

It’s Oct. 11, when the world celebrates the International Day of the Girl. Started in 2012 as a United Nations declaration, the day acknowledges the importance of issues girls face across the globe — including education, nutrition and child marriage — and the many benefits of the global initiatives working to address them.

These are important issues. But missing from the global celebration of the benefits of these initiatives — especially around education — is a more full discussion on the cost of these programs on girls’ lives.

I am the founder of the TWII Foundation, an organization that supports Ghanaian girls on their journeys to become first-generation college students.…  Seguir leyendo »