ミシェル・オバマさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ミシェル・オバマInstagram)「For the past five months, 15-year-old Fortunate Ayomirwoth’s school has been closed. Fortunate spends her days at home in a small suburb of Kampala, Uganda, doing chores, caring for her four younger siblings, and hoping there will be enough food for her family. Since her mother lost her job, money has been tight—and for Fortunate, the window of opportunity feels like it, too, is getting tighter. This is a scary and difficult time for all of our children, and so much is unknown about what the future of education looks like. Unfortunately, for millions of girls around the world, the question isn’t when they will return to school—it’s if they will return at all. Even before COVID-19 struck, more than 98 million adolescent girls worldwide were not in school. Now, due to ripple effects from the pandemic, millions of more girls of secondary school age could remain out of school—not just this year, but possibly forever. @MelindaFrenchGates and I wrote about why we can’t let that happen—and why, as the world determines how to continue educating students in the months ahead, we must ensure that adolescent girls have a chance to learn, to stay healthy, and to stay safe. I hope you’ll read more at the link in my bio, and then take action by supporting organizations through the @GirlsOpportunityAlliance Fund. These grassroots leaders are working tirelessly so that girls continue to have the chance to get an education and to reach their full potential. Support this work today.」8月7日 23時29分