Partnerships

We partner with organisations that share our passion for empowering young women to engage with economics, politics and global affairs. By bringing our audiences and ideas together, we create opportunities to exchange perspectives, expand our reach and build a growing community of young women shaping conversations on the issues that matter.

Girls For Econ

Girls For Econ is a youth-led nonprofit empowering girls to pursue economics through free and accessible education, having reached over 500 students across 16 countries.

Empowerment through education complements empowerment through perspective. Our partnership brings these two ideas together, reflecting our shared commitment to helping young women not only build the knowledge to engage with economics and global affairs, but also develop the confidence to make their voices heard.

We are excited to welcome Girls For Econ ambassadors as writers for The Agora Papers, alongside cross-platform social media support. But this is only the beginning: we have several exciting initiatives planned for the future, and look forward to bringing them to life together.

Economics Olympiad x Time2Resources Ltd

We are delighted to welcome the Economics Olympiad, supported by Time2Resources Ltd, as an official supporter of The Agora Papers.

As the world’s largest and fastest-growing global economics competition, the Economics Olympiad shares our commitment to inspiring students to think critically about the forces shaping our world - and to develop the perspective and confidence to shape it themselves.

Yet even at a competition of this scale, the gender divide remains clear. One of our writers remembers arriving at the national final to find herself surrounded by a sea of boys. This is not a reflection of a lack of talented female economists; rather, it reflects the wider underrepresentation of women in the field. 

Our partnership aims to help change this. By working together and bringing The Agora Papers to future Olympiad events, we hope to encourage more ambitious young women not only to participate in the competition, but to discover the power of economics as a subject - and see themselves as part of its future.