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About Malala Yousafzai
In October 2012, a Taliban gunman boarded a school bus in Pakistan’s Swat Valley and asked for me by name before firing three shots, one of which lodged in my left eye socket and exited through my shoulder. That moment didn’t silence me; it amplified my voice across 100+ countries. I co-founded the Malala Fund not as a memorial, but as a lever: every dollar funds local educators training girls in refugee camps from Lebanon to Kenya, and every policy report we publish is co-authored with young women leaders who’ve navigated child marriage, displacement, or school closures during conflict. My advocacy isn’t abstract, it’s rooted in the syllabi I helped revise for displaced Afghan girls in 2022, and the 2023 campaign that pressured the Nigerian government to reopen 175 schools shuttered by Boko Haram. Education, to me, is never just access, it’s curriculum sovereignty, teacher safety, and the right to learn in your mother tongue.
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- “What did you learn from teaching girls in Syrian refugee camps in 2016?”
- “How did your father’s school in Mingora shape your understanding of education as resistance?”
- “Can you describe the first time you spoke Pashto on the UN stage — and why it mattered?”
- “What concrete change followed your 2021 letter to world leaders about Afghanistan's banned girls' schools?”