We believe that education is a transformative right that transcends and informs all other rights and freedoms. It is a powerful tool in the development of people and in breaking down cycles of exclusion.
We further believe that health and well-being are key to a safe and quality education for children and youth. Our network is involved in providing health care, particularly in communities unable to afford basic medical attention.
This video features the work of the Loreto Sisters in East Africa in relation to poverty eradication and education.
We, the girls of the 67th Commission on the Status of Women, assert that technology and its benefits are fundamental rights to women and girls.
… hearing those voices and powerful speeches (of girls and women) inspired me to continue to help the women and girls of my community as
The Girls Caucus is a public forum that we co-hosted with five other NGOs advocating at the UN on Girls Rights. The virtual event is
Loretto Abbey, located in Toronto, recently participated in the University of Toronto’s Model United Nations (UTMUN) conference, with six girls representing the school. Simone Beshtoev
Eight students and their teacher from Loreto Convent Msongari visited the UN NGO office after participating at the World Scholar’s Cup Tournament of Champions at
Four of our Mary Ward Youth Advocates had the privilege of attending two webinars last October as we celebrated the 10 year anniversary of the
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