Education doesn't just change a girl's life. It changes families, communities, and entire economies. This #MalalaDay2026, we're recommitting to a future where every girl can learn and choose what's next for her.
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A girl with opportunity can shape her future. A girl with education can grow economies and make communities healthier. This #MalalaDay2026, see what's possible when girls can learn and build what's next.
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Did you know 122M+ girls worldwide are out of school? Imagine the ideas we're missing, the leaders we haven't met. This #MalalaDay2026, we celebrate those working to ensure every girl can learn and choose her own future.
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When opportunity is not readily available, knowledge becomes freedom. Rahela Sidiqi is coaching Afghan women in cooperative business, empowering them to establish safe, home-based enterprises and work together to overcome market barriers that they might not be able to face alone.
During the SPARK Youth Leadership Workshop in London on June 20, 2026. Living in the diaspora means navigating a unique and often challenging path; specifically, it requires balancing a new life in the UK while carrying a deep commitment to global advocacy.
Leeds Women's Community Eid-ul-Adha Cultural Event on 28 June 2026 – at Musqueam 2, British Columbia
Looking back at our Nottingham cultural event ✨ Beautiful memories captured by our wonderful lady guests! – at Musqueam 2, British Columbia
Our scholars are growing their businesses creatively.
I hope their role in promoting the women’s economy at the village level makes a tangible difference!
Wishing them all the best and strength.
With my prayers and respect,
Rahela Sidiqi – at Musqueam 2, British Columbia
We are inviting applications for a Youth Leadership Workshop designed for Afghan female students and young refugees.
For more information or questions, please contact us.
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… – at Musqueam 2, British Columbia
Meeting with the heads of UNDP and UNICEF, as well as the Afgha Armenian representative in Uzbekistan, to advocate for the advancement and support of female scholars in Central Asian countries and to explore opportunities for recruiting female volunteer teachers. – at Musqueam 2, British Columbia
Buy your ticket via the link:
eventbrite.ca/e/199014376557…
Or direct e-bank transfer as written on the poster.
Afghan girls and students in Central Asian and neighboring countries, despite facing unemployment, uncertainty, and the risk of deportation, continue to work with commitment as volunteer teachers with Rahela Trust Online School.
Semi-structured and focus group discussions were conducted with Afghan women master's and PhD students. The sessions highlighted efforts to recruit volunteer teachers and advocate with the United Nations for the extension of scholarships for Afghan girls' education in Uzbekistan. – at Musqueam 2, British Columbia






















