Zambia project shows negotiation classes empower young women economically
A decade-long study in Zambia found that 12 hours of negotiation training for girls aged 12-13 had lasting benefits. Participants were more likely to complete college and less likely to marry much older men compared to a control group. The research suggests such skills can be taught and improve economic outcomes.
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