Justice for Girls 2026 is more than a gathering. It’s a space for girls, survivors, and leaders to share their experiences, exchange knowledge, and turn collective learning into meaningful action. 👉 Why are leaders joining us for the upcoming convening?

As we prepare for the launch of the End FGM Fund at Justice for Girls 2026, Rugiatu calls for a shift in how resources reach the movement. Local and survivor-led organizations understand their communities and are leading the work to end FGM/C. It’s time to shift power!

Across countries and communities, leaders are coming together around a shared commitment to justice for girls and survivor leadership. 👉 We asked leaders why they're attending the upcoming convening. Scroll to see their responses! justiceforgirls2026.org

Anush Aghabalyan from Orchid Project shares why the Justice for Girls convening is an important opportunity to reflect on progress, renew commitments, and build the political will needed to end FGM/C and child marriage. 👉 Visit justiceforgirls2026.org to learn more!

"Every girl 'married' is a girl stripped of opportunity." Alisa Tukkimäki is the Executive Director of End FGM Canada Network. Read more about her reflections on why Justice for Girls 2026 needs to happen now and the steps we need to take on justiceforgirls2026.org!

Justice For Girls 2026 is seeking creative works by and/or for survivors of female genital mutilation (FGM/C), Child, Early and Forced Marriage and Unions (CEFMU), and other forms of gender-based violence. Submit your piece at: bit.ly/Art-Submission Deadline: July 31st, 2026

✊Building on years of advocacy and movement-building, the Justice for Girls 2026 global convening will feature a dynamic mix of sessions. These are designed to foster collaboration, reflection, and action. Learn about the convening’s key outcomes!