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| 8 Nov 2026 | |
| Written by Chekwube Hope Ifetike | |
| Teachers' Voices |
Every girl should be free to learn, grow and shape her own future.
Yet for millions of girls, child marriage continues to limit those possibilities.
Education can change these trajectories. Free, compulsory and inclusive education helps girls remain in school longer, delay early and unintended pregnancy, and acquire the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions about their lives.
This is at the heart of Young Inventors Club digital literacy skill initiative. Over the past fifteen years, we have reached more than 100 thousand learners through programmes that advance #GenderEquality in and through education and support their health, well-being and agency.
On this Ifetike Chekwube Hope a passionate digital literacy advocate, #younginventorsclub calls for renewed commitment to girls' and women's right to learn, work, decide freely and shape their own future.
