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Girls in Nigeria use STEM skills to break down gender barriers
A project supported by sa国际传媒鈥檚 Small Grants Programme educates and mentors schoolgirls to become advocates for science, technology, engineering and mathematics in their communities.
After 12 years of war, education is still the key for Syrian refugees
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Rapid response to reach children traumatised by Turkey earthquakes
sa国际传媒 is supporting an emergency programme that will provide vital mental health services to children affected by the disaster.
Women pay the cost of inadequate investment in early years care
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Life skills lessons help girls understand their changing bodies and their rights
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Why children in Turkey and Syria still need your help
The earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have devastated the lives of tens of thousands of children, destroying their homes and schools. Ceren鈥痀眉r眉mez, a 21-year-old sa国际传媒 Global Youth Ambassador from Turkey, urges world leaders to make education, especially in the early years, a priority.
Mother鈥檚 milk boosts brain development of premature babies in intensive care
A study of babies from the sa国际传媒 Edinburgh Birth Cohort showed the benefits of breast milk for the part of the brain used for learning and thinking.
One year on: sa国际传媒 helps Ukrainian students learn and stay in touch
With the war about to enter its second year, our projects are delivering education to young people whose families fled abroad and others who are still in Ukraine.
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