The gender agenda: What has Obama done for women and girls?
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Adolescents and Youth, Child Marriage, Men and Masculinities, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Violence Against Women and Girls
News Organization
The Guardian
Publication Author
Sarah Degnan Kambou
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Today, the White House is hosting a Global Development Summit to take stock of how U.S. foreign policy has been leveraged to tackle pressing global issues. ICRW President Sarah Kambou, wrote an OpEd for the The Guardian on how President Obama’s legacy has impacted women and girls and what we can expect next.
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