From Girls Not Brides <[email protected]>
Subject 📣 Our new strategy: together to end child marriage
Date April 23, 2026 9:37 AM
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VOICES April 2026

Dear friend,

Every year, 12 million girls are married before the age of 18.

That’s 23 girls every minute.

Ending child marriage is urgent — and it is achievable. But progress is not happening fast enough.

Today, Girls Not Brides is launching a new strategy [[link removed]] and refreshed identity, focused on accelerating impact by 2030.

Our goal is clear: to help reduce child marriage from 1 in 5 girls to 1 in 7 girls by 2030.

As a global partnership of more than 1,400 organisations across nearly 100 countries, we are bringing together those best placed to drive change — connecting global action with country-level impact.

This next chapter is about going further, faster, together. We won’t stop until child marriage ends — for good.

Read our strategy [[link removed]] IN CASE YOU MISSED IT International funding to end child marriage: reviewing a decade of investment

A new report by Girls Not Brides [[link removed]] and Girls First Fund [[link removed]], with input from Publish What You Fund [[link removed]] analyses a decade of international funding to better understand the funding landscape to end child marriage.

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New report on the international funding landscape

Together, We Can End Child Marriage: Reflections from CSW70

Girls, governments, and partners came together at the 70th Commission on the Status of Women with one shared conviction: ending child marriage cannot wait, and we can do It together.

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Dr Faith Mwangi-Powell speaking The flagship event Together, We Can End Child Marriage, by Joe Baron / Girls Not Brides

Beyond punitive responses and viral headlines

Understanding child marriage and early unions in Mexico, and their relationship with adolescent pregnancy, beyond viral headlines and sanctions.

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Puerto Barrios, Livingston, by Priscilla Mora Flores/ Colectivo Nómada /Girls Not Brides

Departure of Girls Not Brides’ CEO Dr Faith Mwangi-Powell

After seven years of service, Girls Not Brides’ Chief Executive Officer, Dr Faith Mwangi-Powell, has announced she will be stepping down in Summer 2026.

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Dr Faith Mwangi-Powell

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