This World Literacy Day And For The Fifth Year In A Row Lancome Reaffirms Its Support To Tackle Illiteracy Worldwide
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This World Literacy Day And For The Fifth Year In A Row Lancome Reaffirms Its Support To Tackle Illiteracy Worldwide With Its Global Cause 'Write Her Future'
PARIS, Sept. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --
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On the occasion of International Literacy Day, Lancome celebrates this year the
50 000 women who will have benefited from the 'Write Her Future' philanthropic
program worldwide since its launch in 2017. Lancome further expands its cause
mission from literacy to mentorship for entrepreneurship initiatives with the
aim to reach over 100,000 women by end of 2022. The Write Her Future program
embodies Lancome's commitment to empower women with access to literacy,
mentoring and entrepreneurship, so that they can write their own happier
futures and achieve self-fulfilment.
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Empowering women since 2017
Since the program launched in 2017 in partnership with the NGO CARE
International, Lancome's Write Her Future philanthropic program aims to fight
the invisible taboo that is female illiteracy.
This year, Lancome's is proud to share a number of milestones and achievements:
In Morocco, CARE International has implemented pre-school and school education
programs, benefitting 1,635 children and 1,516 parents. Today, 1,100 women can
support their children with schooling. In Guatemala Write Her Future has
benefited more than 5,000 young women excluded from the educational system, as
well as an additional 5,460 other women aged over 35 years old who have had no
access to education. Likewise, in Thailand, the initiative has given 2,578
women access to literacy classes, allowing them to learn and share their
knowledge with other women.
As we look to 2022, Lancome understands that rapid global digitalization offers
an unprecedented opportunity to empower even more women and drive greater
change. Knowing that the Write Her Future program is now more relevant than
ever, Lancome this year expands and accelerates its commitment to sharing
knowledge via digital solutions that foster two key pillars of the
philanthropic program: online mentorship and entrepreneurship.
Mentorship for entrepreneurship training join the program, ahead of 2022
"At Lancome, we continue to accelerate our global transformation by further
expanding our cause mission into mentorship and entrepreneurship. Our priority
is to scale up our programs in order to deliver on our ambitions and ultimately
allow all women to become authors of change, starting with themselves, their
families and beyond." - Francoise Lehmann, Lancome Global Brand President
Around the world, Lancome partners with 15 international organizations and new
initiatives continue to launch at pace. In Germany, an online mentorship and
entrepreneurship program has empowered women with the confidence and mindset
they need to launch their businesses and gain self-confidence, benefiting over
10 thousand e-users.
Lancome UK & Ireland pledges to reach 5,000 beneficiaries by July 2023 (the end
of the 2022 school year), equipping them with the literacy skills, leadership
abilities and confidence needed in order to boost their career prospects and
employment opportunities.
In their ongoing ambition to expand the Write Her Future program across the
globe, Lancome will launch further initiatives in 2021. In the USA, a program
will foster educational equity for all women to include mentorship and
scholarships for women of colour. In China, the program will further empower
women with the basic skills they need to secure employment; and in Japan, Write
Her Future will enhance women's digital skills, so that they may obtain top
leadership positions.
Lancome's mission is to promote positive perceptions of beauty so that both
individually and collectively, we may thrive and commit to a happier future for
all. Through Write Her Future, Lancome aims to empower an ever-growing number
of women with the ability to narrate their own destinies. Join Lancome this
International Literacy Day in spreading the word, speaking out, and supporting
every woman to Write Her Future.
Notes:
About NGO CARE
CARE International is a global network of 14 National Members with a common
vision and mission to defeat global poverty. Each CARE Member is an independent
organisation that leads programmes, raises funds, advocates on key issues and
communicates to the public in their country, thus supporting our work in 95
countries. CARE offices around the world work alongside a broad network of
partners and allies to multiply our impact as we strive to rebuild and improve
the lives of the most disadvantaged, with a particular focus on women and girls.
The CARE International Secretariat coordinates and supports the network to
achieve our common impact goals and shared global priorities in line with our
global CARE 2020 Vision and Programme Strategy. It is also responsible for
representing the network at the United Nations, the European Union and key
forums, leading CARE's global advocacy, and hosting the CARE Emergency Group
and the CARE International Safety and Security Unit. The Secretariat is located
in Geneva, Switzerland, with offices in Brussels and New York.
About Lancome
Lancome was founded in 1935 by the visionary pioneer perfumer Armand Petitjean.
For 85 years, Lancome's mission has been to help women feel happier by making
them more beautiful, providing the best in cosmetics innovation in terms of
quality, science and efficacy.
Over the decades, Lancome has spread its vision of French elegance, adding
pioneering science that has made Lancome the leading luxury beauty brand
worldwide.
About Lancome's non-profit partners around the world:
CARE International, Agence Nationale de Lutte contre l'Illettrisme, National
Literacy Trust, Plan International, Action Aid, ProLiteracy, Redes Da Mare,
CreceChile, Taiwan Fund for Children and Families, Arbeiterkind, Canadian
Women's Foundation, China Women's Development Foundation, MExoxo, NPO Hanalabs
and NAACP.
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