Rihanna isn't just using her platform to push her own brand. The pop star recently took to Twitter and tweeted at many of the world's leaders to ask them about how they would help advocate education funding when they all meet up in July 2017 for the G20 Summit. Her direct approach found her sending out tweets addressing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel Macron, and more. Via Twitter, Rihanna said to Justin Trudeau "I know you had our backs during the #GlobalCitizen Festival, Will you recommit Canada to #FundEducation?" Trudeau responded by letting her know that girls' education is included in the feminist international development policy Canada has in place. From there, Rihanna addressed Argentina, Germany and more.
The singer is not one to shy away from humanitarian efforts, as she previously launched her own scholarship program and did work with an organization named Global Citizen Project. The organization's goal is to provide education to kids in developing countries. Take a look above.
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