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"Girls’ education is a complicated global challenge, and I hope this site can act as a resource that demonstrates how innovative, flexible approaches like ours can help accelerate progress.”
— @ayeshashakya
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WEBPicks: Designed by @LanguageDept and developed by CodeZone, @MalalaFund’s 2021–22 annual report microsite features elegant visual storytelling throughout. ow.ly/9nbr50Lg71O
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The @MalalaFund ‘s digital publication “Assembly” won Gold at the @anthemawards for Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion and Community Engagement!
Congratulations to @tessjthomas and her wonderful team.@SuzEhlers 👏🏽👏🏽🥳
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In an unprecedented year, the support of our donors allowed Malala Fund to respond to crises, helping girls continue learning — and we reached more students than ever before. Thank you for believing in a world where every girl can learn and lead.
Our latest annual report ⬇️
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"Ours is not the struggle of one day, one week, or one year. Ours is not the struggle of one judicial appointment or presidential term. Ours is the struggle of a lifetime, or maybe even many lifetimes, and each one of us in every generation must do our part." -@repjohnlewis
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I want to know their names, who and what they loved, the people they had waiting for them at home, everything they hoped for. I want to know the fabric of their days and the contexts of their lives.
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Inventor @KNirghin & inaugural poet @TheAmandaGorman join forces on our page to discuss all things women in STEAM — and you can help guide their conversation 🤩
Reply to this tweet with a question for Kiara and Amanda, and they’ll pick a few to respond to next month! Ask away 💭
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Good night from the Washington Monument, looking down at our gorgeous National Mall, ready for #Inauguration2021 #WashingtonDC
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At 11:30am the neighborhood of Chelsea in Manhattan erupted in cheers and hoots and pot banging. And then we knew! Hallelujah! Change is in the air, at long last. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
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America’s CEOs agree: “We call for safe access to the polls for all voters. We recognize election officials as the trusted source for certified results. And, we encourage patience as officials count every vote.” #fordemocracy CivicAlliance.com/100
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EDNA RAPER, 67, of Oklahoma died of COVID-19. She was an elder of the Cherokee Nation & teacher who spoke fluent Cherokee.
"When we lose our language, we lose our identity, and COVID-19 has been the single most threat to our language in this generation."
cherokeephoenix.org/Article/…
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Just a reminder that overturning #Obergefell (gay marriage) is in the Republican Party’s official platform. Alito and Thomas just signaled their wishes to overturn it and we already know where Barrett stands on the issue. Please vote.
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7 We don’t save our city centres by propping up a failed model designed mainly to meet the needs of property developers and old-school civic boosterists. We need to redesign towns and cities as greener, less congested, healthier places where people will want to live.
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Beirut is still reeling from last week’s explosion and urgent aid is needed to support its residents. Here’s how you can support the relief efforts of our partners on the ground. (thread) ⬇️
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Teachers are expected to handle active shooters, a pandemic, and solve inequality, but we’ll cut their salaries before we cut a cop’s.
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Every year on her birthday, @malala travels to meet girls fighting for their education.
But this year is different.
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LOVE: Lisbon’s *new* pedestrian only streets are painted blue, so that there is no confusion as far as the eye can see. A great way to send the message, without cluttering up the street with signs.
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We felt the need to create something. To not allow ourselves to sit silent. We created “Don’t Go Quiet.” The upside-down flag symbolizes a country in distress. Each ripple visualizes a person making their voice heard via the #blacklivesmatter tag.





























