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Hi John,

Throughout June and July, Europe’s leading football (or soccer) talent are
competing in the European Championship 2020 tournament ⚽️ A 12-month
postponement resulted in the games finally kicking off on 11 June. After
an action packed group stage, the final 16 teams are through to the
knockouts.  

While we've been cheering on our players, we've also been providing our
own analysis on participating countries — but we're scoring their
performance off the pitch as global leaders in the fight against COVID-19
and extreme poverty. 

Our G7 post match coverage [ [link removed] ]shows a disappointing first half from
leaders hogging the ball on global vaccine access. And while Cristiano
Ronaldo scored his 109th international goal, and became joint top scorer
in the history of men’s international football, [ [link removed] ]the stats on European
leaders are pretty underwhelming.

Find out more about our Euro 2020 analysis:

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ONE at the EUROs!

One teacher's mission to give back to his community

In the lead up to the Global Education Summit in July, ONE supporters and
activists are [ [link removed] ]campaigning for quality education for every child,
because not all classrooms are created equal. And Mamadou Diakhaté, a
teacher from Senegal, is working to change that.

A project that began as cleaning up classrooms while students were at home
during COVID-19 lockdowns transformed into a global effort to renovate and
improve classrooms across the country. “I’m trying to give back to the
country that gave me so much,” Mamadou said. Here's his inspiring story:

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Why gender equality must be a the forefront of COVID-19 recovery plans

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit women and girls especially hard: from
threatening girls’ education and taking a toll on women’s work, to
impacting maternal and reproductive care. Thankfully, this week at the
Generation Equality Forum, the world has a big opportunity to address it.

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“We need a whole-world response to a whole-world problem, one that recognises –
as the pandemic has made absolutely clear – that our planet thrives or dies
together.”

-Aya Chebbi.

[ [link removed] ]Pan-African activist, Aya Chebbi, explains how the current pandemic is
affecting young people across Africa.

SUMMER REDISCOVE(RED)

ONE's sister organisation (RED) has launched its first digital festival to
fight COVID called SUMMER REDISCOVE(RED). You can buy tickets to attend
the live virtual events or watch the recordings on their YouTube channel
for free.

Cook alongside artists like P!nk in the All Star Kitchen videos or listen
to conversations with experts and activists hosted by Phoebe Robinson. Get
ready for 🎮 gaming, 🌮 cooking, 🧠 learning, 🛍 shopping & more:

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Spotlight on Global Activists: Alice Zanin, Italy

Keeping world leaders accountable for their actions is key to changing the
world for the better. And now, during a global health crisis like
COVID-19, it’s more important than ever to make sure world leaders follow
through on their promises to enact change.

That’s where our ONE Global Activists come in. They meet and speak with
politicians and changemakers regularly to hold them accountable for the
issues most important to them.

Alice Zanin, one of our Italian youth ambassadors, told us why it’s so
important to talk about global health and vaccine access, even while Italy
is still struggling with COVID-19:

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Other Interesting Reads:

* [ [link removed] ]Carrot or stick? How countries are tackling COVID-19 vaccine
hesitancy
* [ [link removed] ]Bridging the gender gap in COVID-19 media 
* [ [link removed] ]WTO head says pandemic-related trade barriers are rising
* [ [link removed] ]40 years of HIV/AIDS: How the virus has impacted Africa
* [ [link removed] ]The organisations teaching men how to fight gender-based violence
in Cape Town

ONE Roundup is a monthly newsletter with everything you need to know about
ending extreme poverty and preventable disease. If you enjoyed reading it,
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