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You are taking the first steps to being part of an organization putting the rights of women and girls at the top of the agenda on a global scale. Your support is extremely valuable to us and the women and girls we are all working for!  \nTo help start your organization we’ve made a handy toolkit-in which you can find the following:  \n• Step by step information on how to build a productive and effective Equality Now club, designed especially for students.  \n• Tips/Ideas on fundraising, club leadership, and organization.  \n• A template to help you organize a timeline for your events.  \nWe are excited for you to join our network and are looking forward to seeing all of the important work that comes out of your Equality Now club/organization. Best of luck!  \nABOUT EQUALITY NOW  \nFounded in 1992, Equality Now is an organization grounded on the belief that gender equality is the key to a more equal world for all. Everyday, women and girls around the world face systematic inequalities, often resulting in violence and sexual exploitation which violates their basic human rights. This kind of inequality is bad for everyone, not just for women: research shows that where women and girls are treated unfairly, there is more societal conflict and less economic stability. The mission of Equality Now is to use a combination of legal advocacy, international partnership building, and community mobilisation to hold governments accountable for improving laws that allow women and girls to live free, fulfilling and safe lives. Equality Now has four main areas of focus: Ending Sex Trafficking, Ending Sexual Violence, Achieving Legal Equality, and Ending Harmful Practices which include Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and Child Marriage. With offices in New York, London, Nairobi, Amman, and Washington D.C, Equality Now prides itself on being an organization that effectively brings justice and equality to women and girls around the world.  \nGENDER EQUALITY STATISTICS  \nOver a lifetime, one in three women will experience physical or sexual violence regardless of age, background, or country.  \nOne in four girls in Kenya is married by the time she turns 18  \nThe average age of a sex trafficking victim is 15  \nWomen and girls across the US have experienced or are at risk of undergoing female genital mutilation.  \nIn Sudan, with permission from a parent, girls as young as 10 can be married off.  \nOf countries in the world have sexist nationality laws in which their governments simply decided that a woman should have fewer rights than a man to pass on her citizenship to her children or her foreign spouse or to acquire, change or keep her nationality.  \n“The Law is a statement ofyour worth by your government. Laws that treat men and women, girls and boys unequally relegate women and girls to a lower status in society. Failure to outlaw practices that harm women and girls leaves them with no recourse for violations against them. The law is the way to hold your government accountable foryour protection.”  \n-Yasmeen Hassan  \n2  \nSTEP ONE: CREATE  \nCreate your team. Pull together a few motivated students who are willing to help lead the project. Discuss why you are passionate about equality and women’s rights, and why you believe other students at your school should be too. As a club, what do you broadly want to achieve? Once you get together consider the following:  \n• Begin by asking yourself what kind of place is my school? 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