About Us
- Who is GGBC?
  
  Global Give Back Circle delivers high-impact, sustainable interventions that empower at-risk young women with skills for economic independence enabling them to lead, succeed, and give back to their communities.
  
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- Who We Are
- How we work
- Where We Work
  - Kenya
  - Uganda
  - Rwanda
  - Ghana
- "The power of giving back is universal—it is a privilege we all share, from all walks of life."
Why HER
- Large foundations do not hold a monopoly on philanthropy and giving back. Giving back is a privilege we all share.
- Why HER Lab
- Why HER Image Block
  
  “There are very few opportunities“Gender Equity is a fundamental human right.” to get back more than you give.”
What We Do
- Our Work
  
  Global Give Back Circle provides the evidence needed to scale up interventions which move women and girls out of the margins and into lives of economic empowerment and leadership
  
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- Program Areas
- Our Approach
Take Action
- Large foundations do not hold a monopoly on philanthropy and giving back. Giving back is a privilege we all share.
- Take Action
- “There are very few opportunities to get back more than you give.”
Evidence
- Evidence
  
  Global Give Back Circle provides the evidence needed to scale up interventions which move women and girls out of the margins and into lives of economic empowerment and leadership
  
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- Our Publications
  - Features
  - Library
- Our Methodology
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  Read our "The Theory of Change" Report.
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  Our news, research, stories and images are meant for sharing with the world. Please help us amplify HER voice.
  
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Library

Explore our latest publications

Our Library provides access to all our publications, allowing the world to explore the complete record of our research and follow the evolution of our findings.

Topics

Learning Series

Global Give Back Circle’s Learning Series, ‘Beyond the Numbers’, provides by-monthly collections of publication materials and media productions distilled from key finding from themed learnings questions. Each theme-based series includes a summary of journalizing findings, related participant stories, a participant-lead podcast, and photos supporting the messaging. All ‘Beyond the Numbers’ materials / media are designed for external learning and sharing.

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Learning Question

May 19, 2026

How do marginalized, young women in rural Kenya define dignity, fulfillment, and respect, and how do these definitions manifest in their professional and personal goals?