Summit pledges US$4 billion for improving girls' education globally

Julia Gillard attends a summit to raise funds for the Global Partnership for Education

Julia Gillard attends a summit to raise funds for the Global Partnership for Education Source: AAP

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Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard has joined world leaders and prominent activists to discuss the importance of increasing access to education for girls.

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