Overall, the findings presented in this book paint a nuanced picture in which girls negotiate the Girl Up discourse, adapting it to their local contexts and to the forms of activism in which they want to engage. Some aspects they embrace enthusiastically, others they reflect on more critically, while never fully adopting a dominant or an oppositional reading of the campaign. The Girl Up discourse itself, I have argued, reproduces neoliberal, postfeminist discourses of opportunity and choice that position girls as individually responsiblefor themselves and for their wider societies. In Girl Up, girls in the Global South are positioned as worthy of investment not because of their rights, but rather because of what they can achieve for their communities in terms of eliminating poverty.