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The filmmakers behind the documentary "It's a Girl!," which raises the unsettling issue of gendercide in India, Southeast Asia and China via startling statistics and emotional personal accounts (trailer below), are joining online activist platform Causes.com to leverage social media to raise awareness and instigate social change. Causes.com guides visitors to simple ways to make an impact and so far has involved 180 million people in 500,000 unique causes.
The United Nations estimates that as many as 200 million females are missing from the world today. To guide users to help end gendercide, Causes.com has organized petitions against world leaders and donations to non-profits Women's Rights Without Frontiers and Invisible Girl Project.
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