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Girls’ rights are being limited around the world. Breaking boundaries and pursuing freedom takes courage. Who decides what happens to girls’ bodies and lives, and how can we help them achieve freedom?
In the interview, equity specialist Adina Nivukoski and child protection specialist David Krop share examples of girls’ right to grow in peace, everyday challenges, and the freedom to make their own choices in rural Kenya and in Finland. The interviewer is journalist, host, and writer Laura Friman.
Adina Nivukoski
Adina Nivukoski is an equality specialist who works on issues related to gender equality, rule of law, and global justice. She has experience working with the UN, OECD, and UNESCO, as well as how education impacts equality and in particular, girls’ rights around the world.
David Krop
David Krop is a child protection specialist at World Vision Kenya. He has been working with gender equality, child protection, and girls’ rights for nearly ten years. In his work, Krop focuses particularly on preventing harmful practices such as female genital mutilation, strengthening child protection, and advocacy work that gives girls a voice.
Laura Friman
Laura Friman is a journalist, host, and writer.
