I've been wearing outfits other than the black dress for a couple of weeks now, and I am enjoying the freedom :) But there is still something left: all of the thanks for those who helped make this project possible.
I’d like to thank the Campaign for Female Education for helping
give information for this project. A huge thank you to Lisa Vincent, my project
advisor at Camfed.
Thank you to the faculty at my high school. I cannot express
how grateful I am for their support. A special thank you to Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Ferrara, and Mrs. Killoran for their encouragement.
To my friends and peers: a huge thank you for your amazing
support. I cannot express this enough, but I’ll keep it a simple thank you :)
Thank you to my parents (especially my dad) for taking
pictures for the blog.
To you, the readers, thank you for reading!
And on behalf of the girls in Africa
that will receive an education through your support, thank you. We’ve helped to
make an education and a future of empowerment possible.
The only thing that separates me and any oppressed woman is
an accident of birth. It is impossible to turn a blind eye to the needs of
young women across the globe. Through this project, we know that an education brings
us one step closer to fulfilling gender equality and economic and social
empowerment.
An educated woman becomes empowered. She is no longer an
object, no longer a possession. She realizes her potential. Seeing the impact
of education, she gives back the education she has received, and she
perpetuates the cycle of and its impact in future generations. She creates a
future of change. She changes the world.
Janna