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  Following a statement made by SHADE-IN on 11th October, 2020, demanding for justice for silenced girls, in commemoration of the International Day of the Girl, Alltime Post, an online newspaper published in the United States of America by Alltime Communications, Inc., featuresd a story from the statement, which was released on SHADE-IN's blog on the said day. The newspaper publication was released on 13th October, 2020. Find the story here: https://www.alltimepost.com/2020/10/international-day-of-the-girl-child-nigerian-ngo-advocates-justice-for-silenced-girls/ SHADE-IN blog post being referred to can be found here: https://shade-in.blogspot.com/2020/10/in-world-where-many-cultures-and.html?m=1 #InternationalDayoftheGirl Photo credit: Shot by Beulah Roland-Ojeruse

  The weeklong World Teachers' Day Programme will be wrapping up today. For the first time, world teachers' day has been extended to teachers' week. The week which started with an opening ceremony on Monday, 5th October, 2020 will be wrapping up in a few minutes from now. See details below: Title: World Teachers’ Day 2020 Closing Ceremony & Mobile Learning Week 2020 Joint Session: Best practices for supporting teachers to facilitate distance learning. Date: Monday, 12 October, 2020 Time: 15.30 - 17.00 Paris Time GMT+2 To register, click this link: https://unesco-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-Z3NrxLtQSeI1pgv_-VMTA Source: https://en.unesco.org/commemorations/worldteachersday To contact us, kindly click: https://shade-in.blogspot.com/p/contact.html?m=1 Email: shadein2009@gmail.com Website: shade-in.blogspot.com (Subscribe here to receive updates and join our mailing list Follow us on: Facebook: @shadein (Saving Hand Development Initiative) https://web.facebook.co

In a world where many cultures and society relegate the female sex to the background, the international day of the girl for this year 2020, which is marked on 11th October yearly, focuses on girls amplifying their voices to take hold of the future with the theme: "My voice, our equal future." While there is still the debate of women and girls' social inclusion to attain gender equality, girls must not allow themselves to be relegated to the background but must find their voices; they must speak up and speak out. SHADE-IN has been committed to ensuring that both boys and girls function in their place and have given them the chance to express themselves as equal partners through her teen and youth-focused programmes. We have raised boys to speak up and speak out even on issues relating to girls as well as girls to also speak out. We will continue to provide a platform for both sexes and especially the girls, who are the most marginalised to speak up and speak out to attai

We bring to your notice the programmes lined up by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO ) to mark this year's world teachers' day. The theme for 2020 World Teachers' Day is: “Teachers: Leading in crisis, reimagining the future”. The day provides the occasion to celebrate the teaching profession worldwide, take stock of achievements, and draw attention to the voices of teachers, who are at the heart of efforts to attain the global education target of leaving no one behind. This year, in view of the current situation, the celebrations will take place online. As well as the World Teachers' Day Opening Ceremony and UNESCO-Hamdan Prize Awards Ceremony on 5 October, and the Closing Ceremony on 12 October, there will be a series of national, regional and global events throughout the week. To register for the opening ceremony, visit: https://unesco-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ACiEc00vQfCJ9fgQFhBO7A Date: 5th October, 2020 Time: 1pm

We believe in Nigeria! We believe in the Nigerian Youth! We pledge our commitment to invest our resources into Youth Education, Leadership Development, Value Reorientation and Neighborhood Transformation. That's what we stand for. Nigeria can be great again. There is still hope for Nigeria. There is hope for the Nigerian. There is hope for the Nigerian Youth. Amidst the dissatisfaction in the outcome of Nigeria at 60, it calls for gratitude that Nigeria is not utterly destroyed. Conquer anger with love; love yourself, love others, love Nigeria, love God. We call on our leaders to serve the citenzenry with the heart of true leadership, solving the obvious problems in Nigeria strategically; focusing on EDUCATION, as a bedrock for development, because we believe that EDUCATION cuts across all sectors and can facilitate the change we all seek for tremendously.  We also passionately call on Nigerian Youths, to keep investing in their personal development, in their education and morality