Our Impact
For Girls
Learn. Advocate. Lead. Building the next generation of girls human rights defenders.
Girls Human Rights Hub equips girls with the knowledge advocacy, leadership, litigation and diplomacy skills needed to advance girls’ rights locally and globally. Through the Academy, Knowledge Centre, and MiniHubs, girls gain knowledge, confidence and practical tolls to lead change in their schools, communities and beyond.
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Knowledge Centre
Research, analysis and curated commentary on girls’ human rights, including contributions from young advocates and practitioners worldwide.
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MiniHubs at Schools & Universities
Establish or join a structure MiniHub within schools or universities to advance girls’ human rights through informed discussion, advocacy and leadership.
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Girls Human Rights Academy
The Academy equips young people with the knowledge and tools to advance girls’ human rights. Designed in collaboration with world leading practitioners and experts.
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Dates: 13-17 July 2026
Ages: 16-24 years
Duration: 5 Days
Location: Online
Build practical skills in investigation, documentation, and advocacy. Explore how human rights operates in real-world contexts.
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Dates: 20-24 July 2026
Ages: 16-24 years
Duration: 5 Days
Location: Online
Examine how policy is shaped at national and international levels. Analyse legislative processes and strategies for advancing girls’ rights.
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Dates: 27-31 July 2026
Ages: 16-24 years
Duration: 5 Days
Location: Online
Examine global politics, negotiation, state power, and humanitarian diplomacy. Develop insights into how international relations shape rights and policy outcomes.
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Dates: 3 - 7 August 2026
Ages: 16-24 years
Duration: 5 Days
Location: Online
Explore legal advocacy and strategic litigation. Examine how courts and international mechanisms advance human rights protections.
Strengthening legal reform, measurement and access to justice for girls worldwide
Girls Human Rights Hub brings together three complementary initiatives - the Girls Human Rights Act (GHRA), the Girls Human Rights IndexTracker (GHR-IT), and the Girls Human Rights Legal Empowerment Network (GHR-LEN) - to support structured reform, transparent assessment and practical legal engagement within national and regional contexts.
For Lawyers
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Girls Human Rights Act (GHRA)
A model legislative framework designed to strengthen the domestic protection of girl’s substantive rights and support national adoption.
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Girls Human Rights Index Tracker (GHR-IT)
A developing measurement framework for countries, assessing legal and policy progress across key domains affecting girls.
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Girls Human Rights Legal Empowerment Network (GHR-LEN)
National practitioner networks supporting access to justice and strategic legal engagement on girls affected by gender-based violence.
Girls Human Rights Month
A global February platform advancing the human rights of girls.
The Girls Human Rights Month brings together education institutions, civil society organisations, practitioners and institutional statekholders to focus sustained attention on the substantive rights of girls. Through coordinated public engagement, structured national and international convenings, and government and institutional dialogue, the Month advances girls’ rights in law, policy and practice across jurisdictions.
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Global Campaign
A coordinated February framework enabling educational establishments, institutions, civil society and public bodies to align awareness, dialogue and action in support of girls’ human rights.
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Flagship Convenings
National February convenings (formerly known as the Girls Human Rights Festival) for young leaders and institutional stakeholders to translate dialogue on girls’ rights into measurable impact.
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Governmental & Institutional Engagement
Structured engagement with parliamentary, judicial and institutional stakeholders to strengthen policy dialogue, legal recognition and accountability for girls’ human rights.