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The four semi-finalists for Global Citizen's World Leader prize are all women - why? Dr. Winny Shen points out that "in decision-making, women lean on a more interpersonal approach" that benefits everyone. Read more here: https://www.globalcitizen.org//why-are-women-leaders-so-g/

Another exciting acceptance: scholar Jel Luma will be attending Babson College in the fall! She wants to improve and invest in Liberia's agriculture system so that the country becomes self-sufficient in food production and can reduce hunger and food scarcity. Congratulations Jel!

"Working towards a brighter future will not only help the individual female but the entire society because of the passion many of them have for humanity." Check out this article from the Liberian Observer to learn about one of our partners, Save More Kids, and some of Liberia's top students! https://www.liberianobserver.com//foreign-visitor-others-/

Time for a #FlashbackFriday - have a safe & happy holiday season!

Congratulations to scholar Barbara Wankollie! She will be attending BucknellU in the fall, and she wants to use her education to reform Liberian public policy to support all citizens, especially low-income women and girls.

The Boston Globe is "bringing together women who are setting the agenda" in their fireside chats - check out this conversation between Boston Globe CEO Linda Henry and Samantha Power, Professor of Practice at the Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Law School and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. https://www.bostonglobe.com//women-leadership-fireside-ch/