RT @DFID_UK: Conflict + insecurity seriously harm girls’ access to education. We're working to ensure they can be safe in school. 

Read more about the Prime Minister’s announcement of #UKAid funding for @EduCannotWait at the #G7: 
https://t.co/FitDqj3YY7 https://t.co/7DSX8YMKnX

RT @janzijd: Malala is an inspiration for the next generation of change-makers. #stand4her #GenderEquality https://t.co/8r4FbormQB

RT @MalalaFund: Not many 7-year-old boys would choose to give up birthday gifts, asking instead for friends to send a donation for girls’ education. But that’s what makes Maxwell so special.

Join him and thousands of generous donors who fundraise for Malala Fund https://t.co/lfkYSIhIk5  https://t.co/0wXU4dGUfP

Not many 7-year-old boys would choose to give up birthday gifts, asking instead for friends to send a donation for girls’ education. But that’s what makes Maxwell so special.

Join him and thousands of generous donors who fundraise for Malala Fund https://t.co/lfkYSIhIk5  https://t.co/0wXU4dGUfP

RT @bhumikaregmi: In my latest Assembly piece, I catch up with the @AfghanDreamers — Afghanistan’s first all-girls robotics team that was famously denied a visa for a competition in the U.S. |Story below🏽
https://t.co/MoXLtkcDsB

An advocate for young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights, Shibu Shrestha writes about training Nepalese students to think differently about menstruation. Check out her story in Assembly: https://t.co/VoDi8gOoKh. https://t.co/p1QpNWiSAN

RT @MalalaFund: Love school? In the form below, tell Malala Fund what you're excited to do or learn in school this year and your answer could be featured in our digital publication Assembly. 🤗🤗 https://t.co/FJO11mKsyH

As the #G7Biarritz approaches, we hope leaders will seize the opportunity to transform the lives of millions of girls and back @Malala and @EmmanuelMacron's proposal to double aid for education in Africa's Sahel. https://t.co/eVhn4qfPD7

"My passion is to work with girls and educate girls throughout Afghanistan." — Malala Fund's Deema Hiram | Watch as she takes viewers into her daily life as an education champion in Kabul. 
https://t.co/U0u1980YND

Former teacher Ana Paula Ferreira de Lima has been working for nearly three decades to improve access to education for Indigenous communities. With support from Malala Fund, Ana Paula conducts a state-level campaign in Bahia and trains 60 Indigenous girls as advocates. Watch  https://t.co/4naSYHFiHL

“When I dance I forget about everything.” — 16-year-old Maria Cielo via @NBCNews
https://t.co/ZpDRuP0sUh

Malala Fund's Deema Hiram, from Afghanistan, is working to re-enroll girls who are out of school because of the Taliban’s ban on education. Watch full video to learn more: https://t.co/9uX65YeL3p. https://t.co/7HmFkbIlzf

Are you more like STEM-inist @kiara_nirghin, literacy advocate @amandascgorman, tech entrepreneur @betelhem_dessie or climate change activist @Jamie_Margolin? Take this quiz and we'll tell you whose leadership style matches yours. 
https://t.co/cQSfYzFBHF https://t.co/ZQ4jz8ppV4

Are you more like STEM-inist @kiara_nirghin, literacy advocate @amandascgorman, tech entrepreneur @betelhem_dessie or climate change activist @Jamie_Margolin? Take this quiz and we'll tell you whose leadership style matches yours. https://t.co/cQSfYzFBHF  https://t.co/wVtUnOVvVZ

If there’s an issue you care about or a change you want to see happen in your community, how do you know where to begin? @Malala and other young advocates discuss why they decided to speak out against injustice and finding your voice. https://t.co/0nNjwu5DMh

"Every girl has a unique story... Each has a fight within them. My hope for the future is that more girls have good education within their villages."
https://t.co/Lzf8vWeYdU

For Ayesha, a gender equality activist from Sierra Leone, fighting sexism means defying tradition. For Hibatu from Ghana, it means educating her family.

Teen activists from around the world discuss feminism, frustrations and self-care: https://t.co/DQqGlWYTc8 via @NPR. https://t.co/yadHJlm7FR

We check in with Afghan Dreamers, the first all-girls robotics team from Afghanistan. 
🤖https://t.co/Dttz1Y1w8O🤖 https://t.co/BS3LFkWu14

18-year-old Karina shares about the launch of her new app Proto that helps educators, students and facilities access and learn how to use 3D printers. https://t.co/WiOsMVOLt0 https://t.co/xvpSvzt8tu

18-year-old student refugee Bawi, from Burma, writes about graduating high school and giving her valedictorian speech. https://t.co/nJbGfzyUqL https://t.co/g4Ygif9Yfq