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Rita Arthur, Ghana - #YouthActOnEDU Spoken Word Winner
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Youth from Western and Central Africa were invited to send videos reciting their original poems about education to create awareness and engage in the discussion about ending learning poverty. Download the education strategy: http://wrld.bg/8Znh50Kw3Kh Know more about the World Bank in Western and Central Africa: http://wrld.bg/1o0o50Kw3L4 Closed captions available in English, French, and Portuguese Girl. Boy. World. By Rita Nana Adwoa Arthur Girl meets world. Boy does too. Both desire to go to school. In the restless space of political, social and all other things affecting their sweet scholarly dreams they dare to dream. Still. Of the day when they arrive at school with hungry minds and happy hearts ready to equally acquire quality learning and go on to live full lives skilled in productivity to build self, build kin and build community. They seek hope in triumphant futures where education rises as the helping hand that enriches their minds to eliminate poverty, enables their families to live with dignity and empowers their nations to take hold of prosperity, sustainably. Education changes lives and changed lives change the world. So let's do it for Boy. Let's do it for Girl. ABOUT THE WORLD BANK GROUP 🌐 The World Bank Group is one of the world’s largest sources of funding and knowledge for low-income countries. Its five institutions share a commitment to reducing poverty, increasing shared prosperity, and promoting sustainable development. http://www.worldbank.org
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Closed captions available in English, French, and Portuguese. Click “CC” on the player. Youth from Western and Central Africa were invited to send videos reciting their original poems about education to create awareness and engage in the discussion about ending learning poverty.
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