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UNICEF-supported peer educator Shobha was empowered to help give teenage girls in Jalna, India, the freedom that comes with riding a bike. "Only the boys in our village own bicycles. The girls don't," says Shobha. On borrowed bikes, Shobha and others helped the girls learn how to ride — turning heads in the village and changing families' minds about girls' rights to determine their own futures.
UNICEF-supported peer educator Shobha was empowered to help give teenage girls in Jalna, India, the freedom that comes with riding a bike. "Only the boys in our village own bicycles. The girls don't," says Shobha. On borrowed bikes, Shobha and others helped the girls learn how to ride — turning heads in the village and changing families' minds about girls' rights to determine their own futures.
"This is all wrong. People are suffering. People are dying. Entire ecosystems are collapsing." When environmental activist Greta Thunberg and other kids sounded the alarm on climate change in September, UNICEF helped them get their message across.
"This is all wrong. People are suffering. People are dying. Entire ecosystems are collapsing." When environmental activist Greta Thunberg and other kids sounded the alarm on climate change in September, UNICEF helped them get their message across.