By Brittni Tee, G(irls)20 Mobilizer It’s effectively undisputed that the women of my generation have it better than any other generation of women that has come before us. Without question, we enjoy better education, more legal rights and significantly more …

Check out some of our 2014, G(irls)20 Delegate articles on Teen Voices by clicking on their names below. Teen Voices is the girl news site of Women’s eNews that delivers news about teens to a global audience and incorporates teens into …

Click on the article titles below to read our 2014 Delegate blog postings on Huffington Post! - “What Australia can do for Women at the G20 Summit,” by Anna Wiseman, representing Australia. June 16th, 2014. - “So You Want To Be …

Swiggtalk, an online community that empowers girls and women to ‘share, learn and lead’ has interviewed some of our 2014 delegates. Read their exclusive Swiggtalk interview by clicking on the delegates name below. Amelia da Gama, representing France. Cynthia …

By Nyiri DuCharme, G(irls)20 Mobilizer Girls can’t do math. Or at least, that’s what we’re told from a young age. Not too young though – studies have shown that until about junior high, girls actually outperform boys in science and …

We hear a great deal about how mothers empower their daughters, and rightly so. We don’t always hear about how fathers play a role in empowering their daughters. My dad wasn’t always around - we came to Canada as refugees …

Click here to read the G(irls)20: Heading to Oz Newsletter to Meet the 2014 Delegates, the 2014 Summit Themes and our exclusive Father’s Empowering Daughters Campaign!    

It feels like only yesterday that I had landed in Toronto for the first time and was pleasantly surprised by the sheer number of Indians and Pakistanis on the streets. I was welcomed at the airport like a celebrity and …

Lessons for World Leaders from Young Women