Women's right to learning and literacy

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Acknowledgements

With thanks to Dr Caroline Dyer, Chair of the British Association for International and Comparative Education, Reader in Education in Development at the University of Leeds, for encouragement, guidance and belief in women’s right to literacy development.

Notes

1. Blogs for International Women’s Day, 2013, with global contributions, and the organisation of a successful All Party Parliamentary Group with the Global Campaign for Education, UK, in October 2013, have added to the momentum. The LWG’s work also informed debate in the House of Lords, UK, in November 2013, on the education of women and girls in the international development context.