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13 December 2021

Virtual learning has increased girls' access to education, but they need confidence and opportunity, experts tell 2021 WISE Summit

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Virtual learning has increased girls' access to education, but they need confidence and opportunity, experts tell 2021 WISE Summit

The biennial WISE Summit, organized by QF’s global education initiative, explored the role of media and technology in enabling girls to learn and make decisions about their future

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