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Malala Fund is working for a world where every girl can learn and choose her own future. Led by @Malala Yousafzai.
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    17h
    In girls' voices, we find power and hope. Our partner @Acecharity makes sure decision-makers hear them. Together with girls and local partners, we're making sure married girls and young mothers whose education was cut short get back in the classroom. Read the full story here:
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    Malala Fund
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    Aug 26
    Before a girl can walk back through the school gates, she sometimes needs a space to find her footing first. 🌱 In Kano state, our partner Isa Wali Empowerment Initiative runs safe spaces — where married and unmarried girls become comfortable with learning before formally
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    Malala Fund
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    Aug 17
    Getting all girls in school in Pakistan requires both the policy expertise to make the case to decision-makers and the cultural reach to mobilise the public. Last month, @MalalaFundPK and @faizfoundation announced a partnership to advance girls’ education — drawing on Malala
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    Malala Fund
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    Aug 15
    "Change is possible." Dr. Shakardokht Jafari, five years into Taliban rule, on what she learned from South African women who fought for decades and won. "Just trying alone doesn't work." Afghan women are acting. Countries must stand against the Taliban and help them codify
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    Malala Fund
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    Aug 15
    Apartheid in South Africa told women where they could go, where they could work, and with whom. Afghanistan’s laws do the same thing right now. Mariam Safi, founder of DROPS Afghanistan, asks why are are still shocked by a rule we have seen before? #GenderApartheid #Afghanistan
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