Studying the ‘girl effect’
Publication Date
21 December 2010
Publication Author
Saxtons River
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Vermont’s commonsnews.org features excerpts from ICRW’s 2010 report, “The Girl Effect: What Do Boys Have to Do with It?” in a story about involving boys in programs that address gender equality and aim to empower girls in developing countries.
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