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Kristijan found this link about letters to increase spending on education in Pakistan thank you very much!
http://www.alifailaan.pk/letter_campaign

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UN women campaign for gender parity by 2030: Ask your leaders to support it.

Here's another action for the US: WithoutStudentDebt.org
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"Clothing retailer Lands’ End recently launched its Legend Series, profiling women and men who have “made a difference in both their respective industries and the world at large." The company’s CEO, Federica Marchionni, interviewed Ms. cofounder Gloria Steinem, highlighting the founding of Ms. and Steinem’s support for the Equal Rights Amendment, among her many other achievements.
When anti-abortion bullies got wind of the feature, however, they turned on Lands’ End — bullying the company and threatening to boycott, until Marchionni issued an apology for running the profile and pulled it from Lands’ End’s website.
Tell Lands’ End not to give in to anti-abortion pressure!
Join us in telling Lands’ End to reinstate Steinem’s profile. And, since an apology was never necessary, tell Lands’ End to retract its statement and stand strong in its decision to feature a woman who has spent decades fighting for women’s and girls’ empowerment."
For women’s equality,
Katherine Spillar
Executive Editor, Ms.