Story Highlights
- As we mark Women's Month, there are encouraging signs
- Both parties in the U.S. are taking steps to invest in the role
of women, she says
- She says studies show that more education decreases infant
mortality
- Investing in women's education leads to increases in economic
growth, she says
Editor's note: Dina Habib Powell, global head of corporate
engagement at Goldman Sachs, served as U.S. assistant secretary of
state for educational and cultural affairs from 2005 to
2007.
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