At the UNIСEF gala in 2О23, Mаggie Rоgers, Sarah Barellis, and numerous others recognized the battle for gender equality.
Without a question, 2023 was the year of the female. On the one hand, females have changed economies and propelled culture, and girlhood has been widely recognized in movie theaters and performance halls. Conversely, girls are facing hitherto unheard-of difficulties at this time. Girls in the US are subjected to school shootings and denied access to required abortion treatment. Girls are being coerced into child marriage, denied access to school, and uprooted from their homes as a result of armed conflict all over the world.
This problem will only worsen as communities continue to be devastated by the effects of climate change.Girls have long been a priority for UNICEF, a United Nations organization dedicated to assisting children. On Tuesday night, the organization brought activists, artists, and celebrities together for a black-tie event at Ciprani Wall Street in New York City to honor UNICEF’s work supporting girls around the world. UNICEF USA’s chief philanthropy officer V.
stated, “There is an urgent need for increased attention and resourcing for the key areas that enable girls to realize their rights, achieve their full potential, and change their lived reality and their future impact on our world.” Renée Cutting informed the assembly. “UNICEF consistently accelerates progress by working with partners, governments, data, and most importantly, the voices of girls, as we work across the health and nutrition, education, child protection, water, sanitation, and social protection pillars by design and intention.”
