Kofi annan as we open the 21st century, more than 110 million schoolage children are not attending school. Two thirds are girls. The key to all the locks that are keeping girls out of school, from poverty to inequality to conflict, lies in basic education for all. We need all those with power to change things, to come together in a Global Alliance for Girls Education. That is why the United Nations is launching a new Global Initiative to educate girls to ensure that by 2015, boys and girls will have equal access to all levels of education. That is a test we must pass, and we shall pass it only if children all over the world can pass the test of basic education and go on to pass to test of life. [applause] [manisha] [manisha] [bhukiya] [upendra] [upendra] [manisha] [teacher] [children shout] [manisha] [rooster crows] [woman sings in foreign language] sit down here and tell me a story when youre with friends no need to hurry no more rush, no more haste no more when youre with friends no need to hurry no more rush, no more haste no more no more [singing in foreign language] [mercy] [grace] [grace] [sarah] [grace] [sarah] [swarnima] mommy . Swarnima i love my job. Each day, each week im learning so many new things. [music plays] [ayush] [swarnima] [sanju] [swarnima] reading eachetter is like meeting a new person, you know. The letter has everything about the person. Its like meeting each one of them individually. We sit and we read them out and we discuss them sometimes for hours. Sometimewe even,ike, fight. [swarnima] like we are their best friend. [sanju] [sujani] [sanju] [joel okidi] this day that we are organizing the go back to school walk, it is the adige members who are so much on the ground mobilizing. Margaret ouma ariokot their schoolwork is good. When these girls move, they are smart and they are courting other children who are not going to school to come to school. [children singing] [blowing] children left, right. Left, right. [joel] [children singing] [margaret] [children singing] matthew omar before we studied this type of strategy, the enrollment was low. [matthew] [children singing] [applause] [woman] [applause] [sarah] [upendra] [manisha] [upendra] [upendra] [woman] [girl] [woman] [upendra] [woman] [upendra] [woman] kofi annan from issues of morality to issues of mortality, the denial of girls rights begins early in childhood, when a choice has to be made. Between educating a boy or a girl, girls are more likely to be kept at home. When a family needs income to be supplemented, girls are more likely to be sent to work. Even when girls do go to school, they will often have to do housework at the expense of homework. When they become pregnant, School Policies force them to drop out. When parents consider their daughters future, they often see education as a hindrance to successful marriage and motherhood. Girls are more likely than boys to care for a sick Family Member and keep the household running. Nothing illustrates this burden more amply than the impact of hiv aids. When catastrophe strikes, whether in the form of illness or conflict, displacement or hardship, women and girls from 65 to five years old are more likely to shoulder the burden of keeping the family and household together. [sarah] [mercy] [speaking foreign language] [mercy] margaret she looks a good girl. The way she moves. The way she looks. You see, when someone looks you direct, then thats the right person. [margaret] one, two, three. [singing] [margare [woman] [mercy] [woman] [ayush speaking foreign language] swarnima every week, we select a certain issue, then make a radio drama, you know, based on that issue and also air a letter which is related. [ayush] swarnima this week, we are like focusing on girl child education, the issue of empowerment related to a girl child education. [ayush speaking foreign language] [apsara] [apsaras father] [apsara] swarnima sometimes we find one letter that its so touching, it has the whole story in it, and then, like, we feel like we must work on this. [woman] [swarnima] they are prioritizing the son, not the daughter. [prenum] [swarnima] shes writing us, and you know you helped me the first time. Maybe you can help me this time as well. [woman] swarnima we receive those kind of letters all the time. Girl dear friends, i dont know if this is right, but one of my teachers acts in a very unusual way. Girl dear friends. Girl one day, he kissed me. I was utterly shocked and kept silent. Girl we are low economic condition and frequently pressured to leave my studies. I want to continue with school so that i can do something in life and be independent. Girl i dont have time to study because of my household chores. But its hard f me to travel for two hours to reach school. Girl im 15 years old. Girl i studied till class 5, but i was married off when i was 16 years old. Girl dear friends, our country was in conflict. No matter how hard i try, i simply cant forget. Im mentally traumatized and this has also affected my education. I can hardly concentrate on my studies. The picture of conflict is still fresh in my eyes. [singing] [isaiah] man morning, cadets. I would like to sincerely welcome you back to high school 2010. Welcome. I would also like to congratulate ourself for coming back in one piece. Should be a year of hard wor [sah] [isaiah] [elvira laloch] and even education was so low. This is the camp where sarah lived when she was in primary. [sarah] elvira the culture was not followed. There was nothing to do. They couldnt even go to the village because there was insecurity. Especially children who are just looking at those bad things like drinking, fighting, allied marriages, forced marriages also. In 2005, there was a class called Girls Education club. The main objectives of the Girls Education Movement Club is to promote quality education for both boys and girls. For girls to exercise their rights in solving issues concerning them. Promote sense of leadership in girl child. Promote education of girls. [elvira] they were talking about Girls Education through talk show, drama, songs. [singing] elvira sarah showed interest. And shtold us at she h liked the gems club. She want to resume. She has taken education as a priority. Teacher divided by 9. To youave 3 5f 150. [sarah] teacher 1. 6 x 10. [isaiah] [sarah] [sanju] [sanumaya] [jagat] [sanumaya] [sanju] [sanumaya] [sanju] [sanju] [teacher] [class] [sanju] [teacher] [sanju] [sujani] [sujani] [teacher] [woman singing in foreign language] sit down here and tell me a story when youre with friends no need to hurry no more rush, no more haste no more when youre with friends no need to hurry [sarah] swarnima good morning. [swarnima] then certainly that is going to motivate you. Im just finalizing the script, you know, like the retouching and everything so that well have a final refined script. Ayush hello. Whats up . Sative. [bell rings] [swarnima] [swarnima] [ayush] [children singing] [woman singing] getting getting, getting away going, going, going away and fly away getting, getting getting away going, going, going away and fly away kofi annan it is often said that education empowers girls by building up their confidence and enabling them to make informed decisions about their lives. [woman singing] go for nothing less spread your wings and fly away fly away kofi annan for most of the worlds girls, it is about escaping the trap of child labor or the perils of going into labor of childbirth while still a child yourself. [woman singing] going going, going away and fly away kofi annan about ensuring that your children in their time are guaranteed the right to education. It is about being able to earn an income when women before you earned none. About protecting yourself against violence and enjoying rights which women before you never knew they had. About taking part in economic and political decision making. Finally, it is about educating your children to do the same and their children after them. It is about ending the spiral of poverty, which previously seemed to have no end. [woman singing] for nothing go for nothing [bhukiya] [upendra] [man] man like what you saw . Then visit viewchange. Org, linktvs brandnew multimedia website. Watch over 350 stories about new solutions to the developing worlds biggest challenges, get involved with the issues, share the stories with friends, and help change the world. All at viewchange. Org. Its invisible to most of us, but there is a crime wave going on unprecedented in human history. Its everywhere, in every country, on every continent, and it affects virtually everything. The goods we buy, the kind of jobs people do and where they do them, the safety of our homes and families. Its theft on a colossal scale. You could say that its the crime of the century because youd always be foolish to try any other kind of crime. If youre organized and you know what youre doing, it is so profitable and its so easy to get away with. Its just grown maybe a hundredfold in the last 25 years. The crime of ce
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