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Kauthar Wangi

Associate, Marketing & PR, Girl Power Talk Kauthar Wangi is a Young Leader and Marketing & PR Associate at Girl Power Talk. She is very passionate about social impact and is currently running a non-profit that empowers women and youth in Uganda. She is focused on growth and development of both herself and other people, so she is always reading books that cover different subject matters relating to growth. She takes an approach of no conviction as she reads and comprehends these books. In her free time, she is trying out food recipes or working on jewellery.

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Addressing the Healthcare Crisis: The Dire Need for Doctors in Uganda

By / / Girl Power USA, Health and Fitness, Social Impact
Fund A Future Doctor In Uganda Consequences of Doctor Scarcity in Uganda Integrating Social Impact and Medicine Future Prospects of a Young Dreamer Overview: Uganda has been facing a significant healthcare crisis due to a shortage of doctors. Lack of access of medical care in remote areas has led to significant consequences for the population. Integration of social impact to provide quality education in medicine can improve access to healthcare services. Quality and accessible healthcare is a basic necessity for …

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Technology Holds the Key to Realizing Africa’s Full Potential

By / / Careers, Social Impact, Technology
Africa Emerges as a Major Market Technology: The Pivot of Africa’s Future Given the rate at which young populations in many African countries are expanding, the continent promises to emerge as a major consumption market in the coming decades. Over 75% of Africa’s current population is under the age of 35, and by 2030, 42% of the world’s young people are expected to reside in African nations. These statistics point to the potential for the continent to develop itself and …

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India’s Untapped Resource: How Investing in Women Can Change the Economy

By / / Education, Financial Confidence, Women Empowerment
Three Factors Keeping Women Out of the Workplace Investing in Women Can Lead to Overall Economic Growth Foundational Education Opportunities for Girls Educational Opportunities for Adult Women Men Closing the Gender Gap at the Workplace A Boost Beyond the Rupee Overview Women make up 48% of India's total population but only 9% of the workforce post-pandemic. A well-paying job is the ticket to independence and self-sufficiency for women in India. Investing in women can lead to overall economic growth. One …

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The Gender Bias Tendencies of Educational Institutions

By / / Breaking Stereotypes, Education, Young Voices
The Skewed Part A World Tour of Gender Biased Experiences Taking a Stand The Skewed Part These are one of the many classic examples of minor gender bias in our educational institutions. Even with lifting chairs, our teachers unconsciously assume that it's too laborious for girls to do it. That they would need someone strong, like a boy, instead of girls.  Gender bias is the acts of preferring one gender over the other. They are usually rooted in stereotypes such …

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What Is FOMO and Why It Is Impacting Teenagers

By / / Education, Gen Z, Well-Being
What Is FOMO and Why It Is Impacting Teenagers How to Deal With FOMO as a Teenager? Overview FOMO stands for Fear of Missing Out, meaning that someone is afraid to be left out from something. FOMO is a syndrome that makes people believe that a single precious moment cannot be missed and that they need to have what other people have. FOMO can cause teenagers to focus only on the experience and material possessions of their peers at the …

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Bridging the Classroom Divide

Bridging the Classroom Divide: How Prejudice, Gender Profiling, and Misuse of the EWS System Continue to Hold Us Back.

By / / Diversity & Inclusivity, Education, Social Impact
The Classroom Divide The Physical Divide A Uniform System—Or Is It? The EWS System The Future Is Now Looking at the polished windows, the spotless buildings and the runway-ready uniforms of today’s first-tier schools one would think the scenes from the father of the Indian Constitution, Ambedkar’s school days, are long-forgotten—But are they? A closer look into the classroom shows a different scene. The classroom divide—deepened by the pandemic—is still present, with more facets than ever. This divide is not …

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The Journey of Sargy Atlasova: Travelling, Learning, and Giving Back

By / / Diversity & Inclusivity, People We Admire, Social Impact
Childhood in Russia Community Management and a Connection to India Overcoming Challenges Advice to the Youth Sargy Atlasova shares with Girl Power Talk her aspirational journey as a traveller, learner, and social worker. I was born in the small, remote indigenous community of Oymyakon, Russia and I lived there through high school. Though I lived in one place, I had been exposed to a lot of different cultures thanks to the number of exchange programs my home university hosted. I …

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