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Video By ‘Girl Rising’ Is Breaking New Ground For Education Of Girls In India

by The Daily Eye Team October 22 2016, 11:44 am Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 23 secs

It is universally acknowledged by aid workers and social justice activists that when girls are educated, change occurs at the grassroots level for communities in developing countries. According to ‘Girl Rising’, a global campaign that advocates for girls’ education through storytelling, approximately 40% of girls in India do not finish high school. This is not a great statistic in a country that has more than 225 million girls under the age of 18.

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