Today marks two years since the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan.
Our work providing university scholarships and mentoring to women in Afghanistan continues. Afghan women are not deterred from fighting for their rights and they do this in so many ways.
Today, alongside our partner The Circle NGO we shine a light on one of our scholars who continues to support her community by offering embroidery workshops to improve economic and mental wellbeing.
Anon RT Scholar: “There are so many ways I can help others in my daily life, and I thought, for a good cause, you don’t have to spend a lot of time and money. Small changes can have a big impact
At the time, I was thinking about what girls and mothers would do if schools were closed continuously, to combat the mental and economic problems and cultural problems that make girls marry underage. I settled on hand-embroidery lessons with very limited resources and taught girls hand-embroidery.”
Where there is education, there is hope and action.
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