October 11 is fast approaching and we are on Day 5 of the 11 Days of Action leading up to the celebration. Join us for a Twitter Chat at 11AM EST led by @GlobalGirlsGLOW to discuss how girls and their allies can act against injustice! Join the conversation using hashtags #HerStoryCampaign #IDG2018 #generationgirl #11DaysofAction You can follow on Facebook at Day of the Girl Summit @DayoftheGirlSummit. Yesterday October 4th the GSIJP Office featured Indira from the Mahila Documentary. If you got to Justice Peace page of the website you can see the Facebook and Twitter posts 
Today, Her Story is asking girls and their allies around the world to share a story about a time they or a girl they know took action to challenge injustice. Then share a photo or video of girls in action and tag @GlobalGirlsGlow and @LitWorldSays with #HerStoryCampaign #GenerationGirl.
All this will culminate in the Girls Speak Out at the Unites Nations on Thursday October 11 starting at 3.00 p.m. EST. It will be Webcast Live from the United Nations
Congratulations to Afrida from Indonesia was was in solidarity with Day 4 showing the Mahila Film in the classroom and photographing the class activity and sharing with you all. And my observations it is a day for girls and boys! Well done Afrida!
Helena Moderno (left) from Portugal is doing an internship at the GSIJP Office for 6 weeks and is engaging in the IDG activities particularly the social media part. On the right is Alexis our new staff and the WGG wristband with the slogan ‘Girls’s Rights are Human Rights’
Read the reflections of girls from Myanmar and their experiences of being girls Khin , Nu and Shwe by clicking on their names. These experiences will be captured in the Girls Speak Out.
Read this great poem from Sanju in Nepal. Woman Thou Art That Light – Nepal
Congratulations Sr Taskila!