COLLECTIVE ACTION TO SUPPORT OUR CARIBBEAN GIRLS
Together, we have the power to change the way girls see the world!
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WHO ARE WE
The Caribbean Girls' Collective
WE are the Caribbean Girls’ Collective - a group of like-minded organisations working with girls across the Caribbean, and together we’re playing our part to ensure that all girls feel powerful enough to make the right decisions, proud enough to own their self-confidence and protected enough to fulfil their potential.
Our girls are facing a number of challenges...
Some of these challenges are visible to the external world but many are not.
Gender Equality
In our region, gender equality remains a persistent issue - from girls to women.
Teenage Pregnancy
We have witnessed many girls in our programmes become mothers as teenagers which perpetuates many challenging situations and obstacles.
Poverty
Poverty in the Caribbean is often a taboo topic and the situation is often worse than statistics indicate.
School Dropouts
School dropouts are often closely linked to poverty and teenage pregnancies, leaving girls feeling frustrated with limited opportunities.
HOW WE WORK
With And For Girls
We firmly believe that through collective power, we can break down the systemic barriers to girls’ success. The issues that girls face are diverse and complex and we’re working to ensure that none of them get left behind.
Together, we’re conducting research that will empower organisations and governments to better support girls; we’re creating models that will teach girls how to support each other; we’re implementing advocacy strategies and developing collaborative programming.
A Collection of Caribbean Non-Profit Organisations
The Caribbean Girls' Collective is comprised of member organisations spread across the region. It was founded in 2019 and Barbados, Dominica and Trinidad & Tobago are currently represented.
HerStory of Resistance
"From Abusive Childhood to Global Activist"
Global Activist Indrani Goradia reflects on how she resolved her abusive childhood and created a safe space for other survivors of domestic abuse.
"How One Change Inspired Her Youth Activism"
Janece Daniel is determined to bring about change in her world. Her childhood gives her the experience to make a real difference.
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