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Rights, Equality, and Empowerment: A New Chapter for ECD Workers
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Rights, Equality, and Empowerment: A New Chapter for ECD Workers
“Before the training [through the Lhaissa project], I didn’t know I had rights,” says Silvia, an early childhood educator in Mozambique. “We realized that some of our basic rights were being violated, [but] because we didn’t know the law, we didn’t know we could demand them. Now we know we can fight for our rights and ask for better working conditions.” This past January, Silvia took part in a transformative training led by local women’s rights …
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