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Period stigma holds girls back. But together, we can change the narrative ā and ensure every girl can manage her period with dignity and pride.

Period stigma holds girls back. But together, we can change the narrative ā and ensure every girl can manage her period with dignity and pride.

Fernanda, 17, from Lima, Peru, is working toward her dream of becoming a doctor. Through workshops, she gained the knowledge and confidence to make decisions

“My hopes for tomorrow are to continue my studies, to have diplomas, to have a job and a better future.” ā Catherine, age 16

The Real Choices, Real Lives study followed the same group of girls from birth to adulthood across nine countries. Washington, DC, Feb. 26, 2026 ā
In Ethiopiaās Afar region, some families are quietly choosing courage over conformity by saying no to FGM. This powerful photo story reveals the voices of parents and girls taking a stand against generations of harm, one decision at a time.

A MediaPost roundup of 2025ās most-read ad stories connects celebrity campaigns, AI backlash, and Plan Internationalās International Womenās Day partnership with Paramount and KFC.

What if your holiday gifts could keep making a difference all year long? When you honor a loved one with a Gift of Hope, thatās

In the wake of International Day of the Girl, a new article highlights the enduring impact of child marriage and economic pressure on girlsā education ā drawing on data from Plan Internationalās State of the Worldās Girls report to show how early marriage cuts girls off from learning, work and opportunity.

Every three seconds, a girl is married, cutting her education short. New data from Plan International reveals how this crisis unfolds and how to fight it. #EndChildMarriage

Plan International and the Kimberly-Clark Foundation are expanding their partnership to create period-friendly schools and communities across Brazil, China, Peru and the United States ā ensuring girls have the supplies, spaces and education they need to manage their periods with confidence and dignity.
For nearly two years, Gazaās children have lived through bombings, hunger and fear. Plan is working with partners to deliver aid, education and hope.

When girls have access to menstrual health education and supplies, the impact goes far beyond hygiene. It opens doors to confidence, school attendance and long-term empowerment. This blog explores how breaking period stigma creates ripple effects that transform lives and communities.
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