Jordana
We will change the boys

“Many people think that because we live in the suburbs, boys will turn into drug addicts and girls into prostitutes. We are looked down on because we are poor.

To learn about our rights is to learn to value and have respect for ourselves! Even here at Everyone’s Circus when we debate children’s rights, there is a lot of prejudice against girls. But our group has been working a lot with the boys, and slowly we are changing their attitudes.”
Jordana, 15

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