Who: 600 million adolescent girls around the world
What: The potential to bring an end to poverty by educating and empowering girls
Where: Worldwide
When: Now
Why: Watch this video to find out more.
The Girl Effect: Part I
About Kim Asenbeck
Kim moved from Germany to the United States when she was seven. Internationalism and global-mindedness define her passions and interests. At her high school, Kim served as the president of her school's Model United Nations team and as Co-Chair of the Leadership Committee for Africa. During her senior year, she researched the capacity of the artificial language Esperanto as a lingua franca in the service of the United Nations, bringing her from Vienna to the UN Headquarters in New York. Kim is particularly passionate about linguistics, and enjoys horseback riding, reading, singing, and painting.