A girl is standing in front of a cornfield, smiling proudly at the camera.
Wants to become a nurse: 16-year-old Ujala from Bangladesh.
© Fabeha Monir/WHI

With courage and determination, 16-year-old Ujala from Bangladesh stood up against child marriage and fought for her dreams. Today, she is back at school and looks to the future with confidence.


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Dreams Instead of Marriage

Watch the video to find out how we are helping Ujala turn her dreams into reality.

Tackling child marriage together through a comprehensive approach

Child marriage is one of the most severe forms of gender-based violence. In Bangladesh, rates are rising again, with devastating consequences: girls lose control over their lives, drop out of school and risk their health through early pregnancy. Our project empowers girls and helps drive social change.

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