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Michelle Obama Selects Indian-American Girl For Education Campaign
US First Lady Michelle Obama has selected 16-year-old Indian-American Swetha Prabakaran to serve in the inaugural Student Advisory Board of an education campaign which seeks to provide educational opportunities for teenagers in America.
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Michelle Obama To Skype With Girls Around The Globe
US First lady Michelle Obama will mark International Day of the Girl Child on October 11 by Skyping with girls around the world about education challenges in their lives.
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US First Lady Urges Spanish Women To Promote Girls' Learning
US first lady Michelle Obama has called on girls and young women in Spain and other developed nations to help promote her global girls' education initiative.
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US First Lady Michelle Obama Praises India's Steps To Educate, Empower Girls
US First Lady Michelle Obama has praised the recent steps taken by India to educate and empower girl students through various programmes that break down the cultural barriers that keep them out of school.
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Michelle Obama Wants 'Honest Conversation' on Girls' Education
Michelle Obama called for an end to "outdated laws and traditions" preventing millions of girls around the world from completing their education, in an impassioned speech today in Qatar.
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Michelle Obama Calls for Addressing Crisis in Girl's Education
With a whopping 62 million girls out of school worldwide, US First Lady Michelle Obama has said to address the global crisis in girl's education requires not just investment, but also challenging cultural beliefs and practices.
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Michelle Obama Champions $200 Million Plan for Girls' Education
US First Lady Michelle Obama announced plans for $200 million (177 million euros) in programmes to promote girls' education worldwide on Tuesday as she visited a London school at the start of a European tour.
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Michelle Obama Champions Plans for Girls' Education
US First Lady Michelle Obama visited a London school today at the start of a European tour as she announced plans for $200 million (177 million euros) in programmes to promote girls' education worldwide.
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US First Lady Meets Cambodian Students in Girls' Education Push
Michelle Obama was greeted by flag-waving school children today during the first trip by a sitting First Lady to Cambodia as she pushes a US-led initiative to combat a "crisis" in girls' education.
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'Crisis' in Girls Education, Says US First Lady Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama spoke today of a "crisis" gripping the world as she launched an initiative to help get girls into education, on the second day of her trip to Japan.
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Michelle Obama Heads to Asia to Promote Girls' Education
First lady Michelle Obama will travel to Japan and Cambodia this month as part of a US global effort to support education for girls, the White House said on Tuesday.
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Michelle Obama Urges Leaders to Show Courage in Fight For Education
US first lady Michelle Obama urged international leaders to show the courage and commitment of girls who make sacrifices to go to school - like the abducted Nigerian schoolgirls - to provide children around the world the quality education they deserve.
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Michelle Obama Selects Indian-American Girl For Education Campaign
US First Lady Michelle Obama has selected 16-year-old Indian-American Swetha Prabakaran to serve in the inaugural Student Advisory Board of an education campaign which seeks to provide educational opportunities for teenagers in America.
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Michelle Obama To Skype With Girls Around The Globe
US First lady Michelle Obama will mark International Day of the Girl Child on October 11 by Skyping with girls around the world about education challenges in their lives.
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US First Lady Urges Spanish Women To Promote Girls' Learning
US first lady Michelle Obama has called on girls and young women in Spain and other developed nations to help promote her global girls' education initiative.
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US First Lady Michelle Obama Praises India's Steps To Educate, Empower Girls
US First Lady Michelle Obama has praised the recent steps taken by India to educate and empower girl students through various programmes that break down the cultural barriers that keep them out of school.
-
Michelle Obama Wants 'Honest Conversation' on Girls' Education
Michelle Obama called for an end to "outdated laws and traditions" preventing millions of girls around the world from completing their education, in an impassioned speech today in Qatar.
-
Michelle Obama Calls for Addressing Crisis in Girl's Education
With a whopping 62 million girls out of school worldwide, US First Lady Michelle Obama has said to address the global crisis in girl's education requires not just investment, but also challenging cultural beliefs and practices.
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Michelle Obama Champions $200 Million Plan for Girls' Education
US First Lady Michelle Obama announced plans for $200 million (177 million euros) in programmes to promote girls' education worldwide on Tuesday as she visited a London school at the start of a European tour.
-
Michelle Obama Champions Plans for Girls' Education
US First Lady Michelle Obama visited a London school today at the start of a European tour as she announced plans for $200 million (177 million euros) in programmes to promote girls' education worldwide.
-
US First Lady Meets Cambodian Students in Girls' Education Push
Michelle Obama was greeted by flag-waving school children today during the first trip by a sitting First Lady to Cambodia as she pushes a US-led initiative to combat a "crisis" in girls' education.
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'Crisis' in Girls Education, Says US First Lady Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama spoke today of a "crisis" gripping the world as she launched an initiative to help get girls into education, on the second day of her trip to Japan.
-
Michelle Obama Heads to Asia to Promote Girls' Education
First lady Michelle Obama will travel to Japan and Cambodia this month as part of a US global effort to support education for girls, the White House said on Tuesday.
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Michelle Obama Urges Leaders to Show Courage in Fight For Education
US first lady Michelle Obama urged international leaders to show the courage and commitment of girls who make sacrifices to go to school - like the abducted Nigerian schoolgirls - to provide children around the world the quality education they deserve.
