Girls everywhere know exactly who they want to become — doctors, teachers, artists, leaders who will reshape their communities & countries. But for too many, conflict, poverty & discrimination cut those dreams short. That's why we're asking for your support. Your gift helps

At the historic People's Tribunal for Women of Afghanistan, Afghan women gathered evidence, prosecuted and testified on the Taliban’s violations of their rights. They demanded accountability. Today, the tribunal will release its judgment — an important moment in securing justice

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Education is a human right — yet 122 million girls are still denied it. For girls, losing school isn’t just a learning setback. The consequences ripples through their families and communities. Every girl has the right to complete 12 years of education — no matter the obstacles

Our Advocacy & Policy Manager @GaisuY explains why codifying gender apartheid in international law matters for Afghan women and girls at @WCRAN_ORG's #16Days event.

“When you’re authentic about the things that matter the most to you, change will happen naturally from your platform & community.” Malala Fund’s Individual Giving Officer Dhanya Rao speaks to Malala Fund supporters Flame Fatales — an online, all-women & femme speedrunning

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Thanks to a gift from @Pura, your gift to Malala Fund will be doubled — helping even more girls around the world pursue their dreams. ❤️ Donate: https://t.co/BK7Q3gnolk *Gifts will be matched up to $130k.

At Malala Fund, we know that girls' education drives progress. That's why we invest in local leaders, especially young women, who are advocating for policy change and ensuring girls have the resources they need to learn and thrive. On Giving Tuesday, we’re inviting you to stand

Girls everywhere know exactly who they want to become — doctors, teachers, artists, leaders who will reshape their communities & countries. But for too many, conflict, poverty & discrimination cut those dreams short. That's why we're asking for your support. Your gift helps

This year, girls around the world faced unprecedented challenges — from climate disasters to conflicts that made learning impossible. A ray of hope? Malala Fund’s partners. In Nigeria, @BridgeConnectNG just secured a major win in Kano state that ensures education budgets

Ottawa and Alberta sign an MOU for a pipeline through BC, but opposition could stop it. What does this mean for Canada's economy? You'll want to hear this episode.

When girls are denied an education, they're held back from meeting their full potential — & our future is weaker because of it. We recently announced $4.8 million in new grants towards partners supporting girls' education. 66% of these organisations are led by young women

Four years ago today, our co-founder @Malala spoke with clarity and conviction at the UN's commemoration of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, as Palestinians were being indiscriminately killed and thousands more injured in a devastating escalation

Governments have missed another opportunity to reform a broken system that robs girls of their education. When countries spend three times more on debt than on schooling, they squeeze the services that girls rely on most. The G20 has finally acknowledged what millions of girls

At a time of year when our attention is pulled towards endless shopping and gift wishlists, Giving Tuesday offers a moment for us to pause and support the causes that matter to us. Around the world, students are using their creativity and passion to give back. Find some

39% of girls in Ethiopia are out of school. Conflict and insecurity have made many schools unsafe or inaccessible. As part of our new Education Champion Network cohort, Malala Fund is investing $1M in Ethiopian organisations working so girls can learn in safety — during and

A huge congratulations to @BarakPashtana for receiving Amnesty International’s Ginetta Sagan Award for her work defending women & children’s rights. Pashtana is the founder of LEARN Afghan, which provides online & in-person classes to over 800 Afghan girls living under Taliban