 

WOMEN:girls is an initiative conceptualised by Low Ngai Yuen, a well-known director, producer and executive, a remarkable activist for women’s rights, and the 2012 winner of Malaysia’s Women Weekly Great Women of Our Time Award in the Media and Arts category. The WOMEN:girls initiative is a platform to drive accomplished women as inspiration and role model to younger girls in a series of outreach initiatives and a Mentor matching program. 


Low Ngai Yuen joins Meera Sivasothy to explain more about the WOMEN:girls project and their plans for the future.

 

&nbsp; WOMEN:girls is an initiative conceptualised by Low Ngai Yuen, a well-known director, producer and executive, a remarkable activist for women&rsquo;s rights, and the 2012 winner of Malaysia&rsquo;s Women Weekly Great Women of Our Time Award in the Media and Arts category. The WOMEN:girls initiative is a platform to drive accomplished women as inspiration and role model to younger girls in a series of outreach initiatives and a Mentor matching program. Low Ngai Yuen joins Meera Sivasothy to explain more about the WOMEN:girls project and their plans for the future. &nbsp;

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