Thank you for joining us for the screening of I Have a Name and our celebration of International Day of the Girl.
Your commitment to girls' rights helps create more opportunities for girls to stay in school, access health care, and shape their own futures.
What happens next matters
The stories shared during tonight’s event remind us that millions of girls still face barriers simply because they are girls. When girls have equal access to education, protection, and opportunities, entire communities benefit. Your support today will help more girls have the chance to thrive.
Two of Noraima's children did not have birth certificates, meaning they could not enrol in school.
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It's becoming more dangerous to be a girl. Rights once protected are slipping away. Funding for girls' programs is shrinking. Conflict, climate disasters, and instability are rising — and girls are often the first to feel the impact. Investing in girls' futures isn't just the right thing to do. A world where girls can thrive is safer, healthier, and more prosperous for us all.
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In our digital story, learn more about Asliah and Noraima, read a Q&A with filmmaker Ditsi Carolino, and download our conversation guide to viewing and discussing I Have a Name with your family and friends.
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