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Center for Gender Equity

   
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The AED Center for Gender Equity (CGE) promotes the rights of girls and women to education, health, a safe environment, economic participation, and leadership. It analyzes gender-related issues and advocates for the mobilization of leaders and institutions in support of gender and equity. According to their website, "Girls’ education and women’s leadership are two of the vital conditions for progress in societies. Research demonstrates that girls’ education has a dramatic impact on economic and social development, and that women’s leadership positively impacts the socio-economic life of their communities." Learn More

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