On this Day of the Girl, we are celebrating remarkable girls and women around the world with our event series in partnership with YouTube Music.
For those living in conflict zones, their journey is harder than most. But they refuse to be defined by war. Join us in celebrating their individuality and supporting their right to be who they want to be. Your support will enable us to deliver our vital work in 15 countries, creating safe spaces where girls can define themselves on their own terms.
Caity Baser, supported by Charlotte Plank and Bellah Mae take to Lafayette in London on Monday 9th October.
See Nilüfer Yanya, Léa Sen, Jazzi Bobbi & trout at the iconic Bush Hall in London on Wednesday 11th October.
The Mysterines, hannah grae and Lime Garden are performing at Gorilla in Manchester on Tuesday 12th October.
We've teamed up with YouTube Music to present Industry Day, a day of music industry panel discussions and keynote speeches, hosted by Kemi Rodgers, celebrating our 'Day Of The Girl' event series.
The events headline sponsor is YouTube Music - a completely reimagined streaming music service with music videos, official albums, singles, remixes, live performances, covers and hard-to-find music you can only get on YouTube.
As part of the initiative, War Child and the YouTube Music Studios will also be hosting a music industry day in celebration of Day of the Girl on Tuesday 10th October. More details on the event will be announced soon.
Find out more about our partnership with YouTube Music.
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Through a monthly membership, The Right To Dance offers exclusive events and music access, merch collaborations and partner offers to raise money for War Child.
