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Meaningful youth engagement is an ongoing process that starts with the principle that young people deserve input on community decisions that impact their lives. My own journey engaging young people can be summed up in one word: humbling.

A look back at my Lunch & Learn session with Plan International USA partner ALEX AND ANI.

A Plan International USA project in Bolivia is proving that sometimes, a pad is more than just a pad, and a toilet is more than just a toilet. 

Here’s how you can use your retirement account to make a lasting impact on children’s lives through Plan International USA.

Orphans and Vulnerable Children programs like Plan’s Nilinde project in Kenya help improve children’s prospects for healthy and productive lives.

Faith and Patricia are two examples of women achieving their dreams. Because of women like them—and other WomenLead Institute participants—every day is International Women’s Day.

Here are a few ways you can use your retirement account to maximize your tax-deductible charitable contributions.

My experience on Plan International USA’s Youth Advisory Board has taught me that we need support, honest dialogue, and active engagement from the adults around us.

Plan International USA’s work in Bangladesh and the Philippines is ensuring schools are more inclusive and better equipped to serve girl students when it comes to emergency preparedness.

The goal is simple: make sure that no woman should ever feel it’s her place to stay in the back, says this GWIM alumnae who took her place at the front of the room.

Our work demands trust: trust from donors, trust from those we are ostensibly there to help. And when that trust is violated, then everything else must be called into question.

After leaving Plan International USA’s Youth Advisory Board retreat in January, I felt inspired and amazed at the impact Plan’s programs can have.