Today, global girls' equality organization Plan International Canada launches the latest edition of Girls Belong Here, its signature domestic youth leadership program where Canadian-based young women and gender-diverse youth step into high-profile professional roles of leaders in civil, academic, government and corporate sectors across Canada.
Despite many crises and conflicts, climate emergencies and natural disasters, Plan International Canada's work over the past year has supported more than nine million people, including 6.2 million children, globally.
For the eighth consecutive year, global development and humanitarian organization Plan International Canada is launching its Girls Belong Here program, which provides unique professional development opportunities for girls, young women and gender-diverse youth from all over Canada. These young individuals ages 14 to 24 – students, changemakers, activists and advocates in their communities – step boldly into high-profile leadership roles such as CEOs, corporate executives and politicians, breakin
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