would like to thank the entire Girls Health Champions team; Niramaya Health Foundation for their collaboration and implementation support; Dr. Vish Viswanath, the India Research Center, and the Women & Health Initiative at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health; the Harvard Innovation Labs at Harvard University; the Department of Pediatrics and Institute for Global Health Sciences at the University of California San Francisco; Dr. Amy Whittle, Dr. Jason Nagata, and Dr. Sohil Sud at the University of California San Francisco; and all participating schools and administrators, teachers, students, and Champions. Publication made possible in part by support from the UCSF Open Access Publishing Fund.

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Harvard Innovation Labs at Harvard University.

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The authors have no competing interests to declare.
Ricky Sbragia has admitted he got it wrong when he sparked an outcry by describing Jack Harper as a ‘luxury’ player.

Sbragia was coaching the Scotland Under 19 squad in March when he revealed that Harper, then in Real Madrid’s youth set-up, had been excluded in favour of ‘a physical side and runners’.

That provoked a backlash that stung the former Sunderland manager, as fans and pundits questioned what appeared to be an old-fashioned outlook.

Jack Harper being unveiled by Championship club Brighton after signing last month

Harper in action for Scotland's Under 17 side against Belgium in 2012

Sbragia spoke for the first time about the furore as injury prevented Harper – now at Brighton - from being considered for his first squad since taking full charge of the Under 21s.

The 59-year-old