Education, Child Marriage, and Gender-based Violence in Pakistan: Anbreen Ajaib, Bedari

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Girls Education International

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Why educate girls? The Girls Education International podcast explores the challenges and benefits related to educating girls. Join us as we talk with individuals in the field of education and women’s empowerment who share best practices and inspire change! The mission of Girls Ed is to expand and support educational opportunities for underserved girls and women in remote and developing regions of the world. Help fund our work at www.girlsed.org.

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Education, Child Marriage, and Gender-based Violence in Pakistan: Anbreen Ajaib, Bedari

Girls Education International

31 minutes 27 seconds

4 years ago

Education, Child Marriage, and Gender-based Violence in Pakistan: Anbreen Ajaib, Bedari

In this episode, Anna talks with Anbreen Ajaib, Executive Director of Bedari Foundation, about the role education plays in reducing gender-based violence and child marriage in Pakistan. Girls Education International partners with Bedari to empower girls in rural Pakistan by ensuring they have access to secondary education.

The mission of Girls Ed is to expand and support educational opportunities for underserved girls and women in remote and developing regions of the world. Help fund our work at www.girlsed.org.

Credits:

“Love Life” from Purple Planet (music: https://www.purple-planet.com)

“BOLD” by KickNSass. We would like to thank KickNSass for their generous support and partnership with Girls Ed.