Investing in women to accelerate progress and equality
Join us on this International Women’s Day in celebration not just of womanhood, but also of the transformative power that investing in women holds.
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY AND WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
In celebration of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, all of the MAIA staff, Girl Pioneers, and their families stand together to celebrate the infinite power of ALL women and girls and their social, economic, cultural, and political achievements.
Decades of research leave no doubt about the direct and indirect benefits of educating girls and young women. Empowering girls with education, life skills, and sisterhood is vital for them to become thriving women.
This year, we are focusing mainly on the role of innovation and technology for gender equality. The digital age has generated unprecedented opportunities to empower women and girls. But advancing technology also introduces new forms of inequality and heightened threats to their rights and well-being.
Bringing women and other marginalized groups into technology results in more creative solutions and has greater potential for innovations that meet women’s needs and promote gender equality. Inclusive and transformative technology and digital education are crucial for a better and more sustainable future for all.
Ensuring that girls become educated is a multifaceted undertaking. It requires a solid network of support, a holistic educational model with a focus on culture and identity, family engagement, and the ability to empower girls with the knowledge and skills they need to keep themselves healthy and live choice-filled lives.
Join us on this International Women’s Day in celebration not just of womanhood, but also of the transformative power that investing in women holds.
MAIA is not your typical organization. Led by Indigenous women for Indigenous girls, MAIA’s mission is to connect talent with opportunity, maximizing the potential of young women to lead transformational
Education is a human right, but one that’s impossible to embrace without literacy. This is especially true in Indigenous communities. This lack of access perpetuates poverty cycles and threatens the
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