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Sisters are doing it for themselves – Getting Educated and Ready To Change the World

Malala
Malala

By now you know that “It’s easy for us to recognize that a 17 year-old-girl who survived a terror attack against her life and against education for women, and that has spread the word about vital issues widely, receiving increasing support for her cause, deserves to be lauded with such a prize”

Malala was shot by the Taliban for trying to get an education. To her parents credit, they supported her in her quest for education. It has paid off tremendously and encouraged young women the world over to aspire to getting an education.

I commend her on her accomplishment.

There is an organization that I want to tell you about that also helps young women in the United States that you should know about. It is the Young Women’s Leadership Network.

Their mission statement is “YWLN supports two life-changing programs that empower students to break the cycle of poverty through education: ”

Check out this video of what they are all about:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RatMAYixYuY

To Malala and these young women I say “Keep up the good work.”

Reach for the stars, get your education, and change the world.

Your comments as always are welcome.

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