16-year-old Saundarya reflects on how meeting Afghan youth activists taught her about the power of the voices of youth activism.
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16-year-old girls' rights activist, Nila Ibrahimi, shares how she created HerStory, a platform where Afghan women’s stories of courage are celebrated.
When Anoushka Sinha was 12, she was India’s youngest radio host. Now 21, she reflects on how her voice and passion for radio have shaped her advocacy for young women and girls like herself. From refusing marriage at a young age to working with UN ambassadors — it all started in the recording booth.
22-year-old Deborah Evbotokhai knows all too well the obstacles that impact young women in Nigeria. She writes about how her advocacy led her to champion girls’ education through the Nigerian Girls Guides Association.
Five young changemakers from around the world discuss the importance of education, their inspirations and share advice for other young people who want to make a difference.
17-year-old Cynthia Medina, is an organizer from Florida, working to make sure youth voices are included in conversations about important issues today such as censorship in schools, racial justice, and reproductive health.
Read about these 10 girl-powered moments to celebrate on the Day of the Girl to see how girls and young women, just like you, are raising their voices and taking a stance.
Pashtana Durrani, Axana Soltan, and Freshta Karim are at the forefront of alternative learning initiatives for Afghan youth in the face of the girls’ ban on secondary education.
22-year-old college graduate, Nadia, reflects on the Sudanese civil war and what she hopes for her country moving forward.
Samar shares how she advocates for Pakistani girls and women through her films.
The 22-year-old artist discusses creating healing spaces for communities impacted by injustice.
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Young women around the world reflect on how this publication has impacted their lives.
17-year-old student María Florinda writes about fighting to continue her education and speaking in New York alongside Michelle Obama.
16-year-old student BSK writes about how failure to use inclusive language erases the stories, struggles and experiences of gender-diverse people.
Meti, a 23-year-old student and girls’ education advocate, writes about her path to advocacy and the successes and challenges she faced along the way.
Bushra discusses her accomplishments on the Skokie Board of Ed, achieving work-life balance and a potential presidential run.
From poetry and photo essays to quotes and illustrations, here are some of the ways you can contribute to this publication.
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18-year-old Iranian American poet Keana Saberi shares her award-winning poem and reflects on the current protests in Iran.