How does corporate volunteering make a meaningful difference?
Corporate volunteering plays an important role in supporting WONDER’s work.
Give a girl an education today, so she can change the world tomorrow
On this Day of the Girl, we reflect on a girl’s right to a safe, educated, and healthy life, and we celebrate girls becoming empowered leaders for change.
The power of literacy to give women a voice
Literacy is a powerful tool for women’s empowerment. Through reading and writing, women and girls gain access to a new world of opportunity.
Reaching women worldwide: sharing our impact for 2022-23
One of the cornerstones of our work lies in building the capacity of our local women-led partners.
The importance of safe and empowering spaces for women’s education
Fostering an environment where students feel they are accepted and comfortable is essential to empowering women and girls to learn.
How scholarships can transform the lives of women and girls
Women and girls often face financial barriers to education. Scholarships give them the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty.
Empowering women in Kenya with vocational and business training
We developed the Mwangaza Project with our partner, Kianda Foundation, so that women can access vocational and business skills training.
Raising the issue of migrant girls’ access to education in Parliament
We launched our report on migrant girls’ education in Parliament, with attendees including the Children’s Commissioner for England and MP Sarah Champion.
Invisible or ignored? The long road to education for migrant girls in England
Access to education is a right that all children are entitled to. But many migrant girls in the UK have been falling through the cracks, and are missing out on the education they deserve.
Why are migrant girls in the UK missing out on education?
Sarah, a teenage girl from Eastern Europe, has been in the UK for nine months. Although she has the same right to education as any child born in the UK, she has not been able to secure a place in school.
