This month we celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month in the United States. At Digital Promise, these celebrations are a strong reminder to stay focused on our work to end educational inequality. We want to make sure all people – boys and men and girls and women, from all walks of life – have the opportunity to learn through the power of technology.
Although gender inequality looks different around the world and throughout the U.S., the common call is the same: if we are to address the major challenges of our time, we need everyone participating, regardless of gender.
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