To mark International Day of the Girl 2026, GWI released a toolkit exploring the connections between girls’ education, child marriage, and Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4), with practical advocacy ideas for action at the local and national levels. buff.ly/7kc7hab

For the 2026 International Day of Peace, on 21 September, GWI presents a timeline tracing more than a century of commitment to peace through education, international understanding and cooperation, alongside key United Nations milestones. buff.ly/KPwMcvz

GWI releases its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of international advocacy, education programs, projects, and engagement across its global membership. Click here buff.ly/Sc4QuXw to access the report.

GWI NFAs turn commitment into action through education programs, leadership initiatives, advocacy, health and cultural engagement, and partnerships that create progress locally, nationally, and internationally. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

GWI NFAs build partnerships and international solidarity through digital literacy programs, regional collaborations, and environmental education, supporting women refugees, migrants, and local communities. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

GWI NFAs use culture as a tool for education and advocacy, organizing seminars, public events, libraries, exhibitions, and discussions that raise awareness, inspire dialogue, and engage communities. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

GWI NFAs strengthen community health through seminars, psychosocial support, advisory services, and research, linking women’s rights and mental health with family responsibilities, resilience, and recovery. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

India has cut child marriage nearly in half - from 47% to 23% between 2006 & 2021 - & every additional year of secondary schooling a girl completes reduces her chance of child marriage. Source: buff.ly/SNb4LIG

GWI is excited to share the release of the latest Update newsletter on 12 August 2026! 🔔 Click on the link to subscribe to the GWI newsletter: graduatewomen.us2.list-manag… 📩 Click on the link to read the full print version: graduatewomen.org/wp-content…

GWI NFAs advance menstrual health and dignity through policy resolutions, school initiatives, training, and community dialogue, tackling period poverty, stigma, and barriers to girls’ education and participation. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

GWI NFAs connect national initiatives with global policy spaces through CSW participation, alliances, youth engagement, parliamentary forums, and collaboration with public institutions and UN missions. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

GWI NFAs turn advocacy into action through policy submissions, formal resolutions, UN reporting, and direct engagement with public institutions Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

Canadian women earn the majority of bachelor's & master's degrees, yet remain underrepresented in university faculty: women hold fewer than 40% of full professorships. The pipeline opens at the bottom but narrows at the top. Source: buff.ly/QhFJA1R

World Day Against Trafficking in Persons reminds that women and girls are disproportionately affected by human trafficking. GWI promotes safe access to education for women and girls as a critical measure to prevent trafficking. Read more: buff.ly/UoelEr6

GWI NFAs provide long-term mentoring, guidance, and structured support that help girls, young women, and members stay engaged in their education and leadership journeys. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

GWI is excited to share the release of the latest Update newsletter on 29 July 2026! 🔔 Click on the link to subscribe to the GWI newsletter: buff.ly/4RaH6gx 📩 Click on the link to read the full print version: buff.ly/8pZWucQ

GWI NFAs highlight women’s leadership through public speaking, campus leadership programs, global competency seminars, and recognition of women researchers. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

To remove barriers to educational attendance, NFAs partner with teachers, schools, and communities. NFAs expand learning far beyond classrooms through seminars, public lectures, museum visits, and research days. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

To support women in higher education, NFAs provide scholarships, fellowships, and research grants. They step in with emergency funding and leadership programs to help women finish their degrees. Access the full NFA reports via this link: buff.ly/Z1AfzrJ

Egypt's adult female literacy rate stands at 65-73%, well behind men, with 10.6 million of the 18.4 million illiterate Egyptians being women. Rural Upper Egypt carries the sharpest gaps. Source: buff.ly/wmUaW9S