Education is a fundamental human right that provides significant benefits both for individuals and societies. Investing in education can help reduce issues like hunger, disease, and crime while promoting peace and prosperity. While studies have shown education's long-term benefits, many children still lack access to schooling, especially girls in African countries where only 1 in 20 complete high school. Quality early education programs have been shown to improve outcomes and increase lifetime earnings.

1. Education
Nathan Jennings

2. “It takes 11 billion dollars a year to educate
every child. 11 billion is about 10% of
NATO’s military budget for last year… and
about what Europe pays for ice cream
every year. If we spend 11 billion dollars
less on defense and military expenses and
more on education. Imagine the kind of
peace, security, and prosperity you can
buy.”
- Queen Rania of Jordan
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3. The Right To Education

4. Education is a fundamental right for every
child. It is critical to human development
of individuals and to the productive
function of societies.
 Education leads to better health: A
primary education for every boy and girl
would prevent 7 million new cases of HIV
in a single decade.
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THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION

5. Fighting Hunger

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Education combats hunger: Gains in
women’s education play an even bigger
role in reducing malnutrition than
increased availability of food.
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Education saves lives: A child born to an
educated mother is more than twice as
likely to survive to the age of five.
FIGHTING HUNGER

7. Benefits In The Long-Term

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Despite decades of studies that
demonstrate the long-term benefits of
universal education, in many African
countries only 1 out of every 20 girls
living have the opportunity to finish a high
school education
THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION

9. The Potential To Help

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Consider these basic facts:
Kids who attend a high-quality preschool are
five times less likely to grow up to be chronic
law-breakers.
Kids who attend a high-quality preschool are
twice as likely to earn an Associate’s degree
or attend a four-year college, and will earn a
significantly higher income as adults.
Attending a good pre-school puts kids on
track to living happier lives.
THE POTENTIAL TO HELP

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A two-year associate’s degree brings an
average increase in pay of $8,500 per
year over a high school diploma.
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A four-year college degree adds $25,000
to an individual’s annual earnings—That
adds up to a million dollars over a
lifetime.
Long Term Benefits

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