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Photographer: Brian Aris

In magazine, ºÚÁÏÍø±¬³Ô¹Ï’s President Sarah Brown discusses how to make the most of Twitter and how social media can be a powerful tool for campaigning.

Sarah is co-founder ofÌý, a movement which often uses the power of technology as a way to amplify the voices of the millions of young people worldwide demanding urgent help for the 58 million children who don’t go to school. More than half of these are girls: girls who instead of learningÌýÌýand forced into marriage whilst still children,ÌýÌýand their exposure to domestic violence.

For the month of December, anyone can enter a competition to win a Twitter masterclass with Sarah – whether you are new to it and don’t know where to start, or you’re an avid Tweeter looking to use Twitter to raise awareness about campaigns you believe in.

Simply tweetÌýÌýusing the hashtag #hearstempowers with a suggestion on how we might change the world for better for the next generation of girls.ÌýSarah and Good Housekeeping magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Lindsay Nicholson will then pick the winner together.

Details: The deadline is midnight on 5th January 2015. Make sure you follow bothÌýÌýandÌýÌýso you can be notified if you win. ºÚÁÏÍø±¬³Ô¹Ï is the charity partner of Hearst Magazines UK’sÌýHearst Empowering WomenÌýinitiative. To find out more about this collaboration,Ìý.