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Girl Effect is an organization focused on empowering adolescent girls and ending poverty by keeping girls in school. It has worked since 2004 with Nike and NoVo Foundation to address issues girls face. Investing in girls' education and communities has positive impacts like girls marrying later, earning more money, and having fewer children, as well as greater participation in decision making. The document provides information on Girl Effect's mission and encourages supporting their efforts.
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