Thought Provoking
What pregnancy looks like in 10 developing countries
Desiree Buitenbos | Jun 19, 201999% of pregnancy and childbirth related deaths occur in developing countries. See why this is happening and how access to healthcare can help save lives. Read more »
The inspiring young men working to end sexual harassment in Uganda
Desiree Buitenbos80% of girls don't feel safe in Kampala. See how Plan International is working with men and boys to make the city safer and help end sexual harassment. Read more »
3 innovative apps protecting girls around the world
Desiree BuitenbosSee how Plan International is using innovative mobile technology to protect girls around the world – helping them Defy Normal and realize their rights! Read more »
Why it’s time to Defy Normal
Desiree BuitenbosNormal is children denied their rights and girls denied equality. See why Plan International Canada is calling on all Canadians to Defy Normal. Read more »
7 child rights violations that need to stop – now!
Desiree BuitenbosPlan International is dedicated to helping children unleash their full potential. Find out 7 reasons why our work to protect childrens rights is so crucial. Read more »
Post #MeToo a Conversation About Gender is Imperative
Kavita DograBuilding on the momentum of #MeToo, see how further discussion of gender and consent is key to moving the needle on sexual and gender-based violence. Read more »
Meet the boys who are working to end period shaming in Uganda
Desiree BuitenbosBoys and men can play a role in breaking down menstruation taboos. See how we’re working with them to keep more girls in school and end period shaming. Read more »
The Right Hardware and Software Can Put an End to Period Shaming
Kavita DograLearn about the kind of hardware and software that girls require to help them successfully manage their periods and put an end to period shaming! Read more »
Gender: It is Time to go Beyond the Binary
Kavita DograWe are committed to the inclusion of all gender identities. Has the time come for us to move beyond the binary? The answer is complicated. Read more »
Why gender inequality often starts at home
Desiree BuitenbosHome is where the heart is. But it’s also the first place where children are socialized into gender norms. See why gender inequality often starts at home. Read more »
Meet Bibata, the plumber who’s breaking down gender stereotypes in Burkina Faso
Desiree BuitenbosMeet Bibata and see how Plan International’s vocational training helped her become a plumber who is breaking down gender stereotypes in Burkina Faso. Read more »
Everyone, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity should be treated equally
Kavita DograIn the face of emerging forms of political and systemic discrimination, Plan International will not waiver on its commitment to gender equality & inclusion. Read more »
