Select one area, such as Menstrual Equity or Safety in Public Spaces, and independently organise events or campaigns in your school, workplace, or community.  

Create and Share Content: Design posters, videos, or written pieces to highlight areas like Child Marriages or Domestic Violence and share them on social media using #GHRHGirlsHumanRightsMonth

Host a Panel Discussion: Organise a panel discussion with local experts, activists, or even peers to discuss one or more of the 12 focus areas. For example:  

• Invite guest speakers to talk about End Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, or Online Safety.  

• Students can take the lead in planning the panel, inviting speakers, and moderating.  

• Ensure to engage your audience with a Q&A session to discuss ways they can take action.  

• Engage Peers and Family: Start conversations in your personal network to educate others on critical issues, such as Online Safety or Sports Equality.  

Champion an Initiative: Lead a project addressing a focus area. For example:  

• Organize a drive to collect books and resources for girls to support the Right to Education.  

• Develop and host a workshop on navigating Online Safety.  

• Empower Other Girls: Encourage and mentor girls to take on leadership roles in addressing issues like Safety in Public Spaces or Climate Justice.

• Celebrate and Share Success: Recognize and highlight the efforts of girls tackling areas like Sports Equality or Trafficking & Modern Slavery to inspire others.

Draft Policy Ideas: Identify gaps in your community related to one of the 12 focus areas, such as Public Safety or Sexual Violence in Conflict, and propose actionable solutions.  

Petition for Change: Start petitions or gather support for better laws and protections for areas like FGM, Trafficking, or Child Marriages.  

Speak Up Locally: Write letters or opinion pieces advocating for stronger protections and support systems in your area for issues like Menstrual Equity or Education Rights.  

Create and Share Stories: Highlight individual stories of girls affected by issues like Sexual Violence or Education Barriers and share them to raise awareness.  

Use the Hashtag: Post your ideas, progress, or campaigns using #GHRHGirlsHumanRightsMonth to build momentum and inspire others to join the conversation.  

Focus on Visual Campaigns: Develop eye-catching posters, short films, or infographics to shed light on critical issues such as Climate Justice or Trafficking & Modern Slavery.

Focus on One Area: Pick a single focus area—such as Domestic Violence or Sports Equality—and dedicate weekly efforts like hosting discussions, conducting research, or raising awareness.  

Set Personal Goals: Decide on specific, measurable actions (e.g., creating a resource guide for Public Safety or running a social media campaign about Menstrual Equity).  

Track and Reflect: Share your achievements publicly or privately, using #GHRHGirlsHumanRightsMonth to inspire others while celebrating your impact.