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Adolescent Girls — Cornerstone of Society Conference | Participant Key Conference Takeaways

Program: Approaches to Equity

Conference participants Rita Abadi from Mount Sinai SAVI Program, Lucienne maas from Save the Children Yemen, Caren Grown from American University, Sarah Stevenson from Plan International and Maria Regina Tavares da Silva, CEDAW Expert, talk about why they were interested in participating in the 5th International UNICEF-GPIA Conference, “Adolescent Girls – Cornerstone of Society”.

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