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1. Girls’ Day and Little Women for Little Women in Afghanistan

Today is Girls’ Day in Japan and many girls will celebrating it with their families.  I have written a post about the holiday in the past for PT.  This year I’d like to draw your attention to girls in other parts of the world, namely in Canada and Afghanistan.  Little Women for Little Women in Afghanistan is an organization started in 2007 by a Canadian girl named Alaina Podmorow in British Columbia.  After hearing a stirring talk by writer and activist  Sally Armstrong about the plight of women in Afghanistan, Alaina started to fundraise by hosting a silent auction which raised enough money to support four teachers’ salaries in Afghanistan.  She then contacted the organization Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan and joined with them under the name she chose for her group and hence was Little Women for Little Women in Afghanistan born!   Check out their website for more details.

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