"I may not have had an education, but I helped raise a girl who stands up for millions. That is the strength of a mother's belief. This Mother's Day, I stand with mothers everywhere — those who speak out and those who fight in quiet ways for a brighter future for their daughters." — Toor Pekai Yo

Amna is a grade 7 student in Punjab who goes to public school — where she studies and learns a skill that can help her family. Her school runs an afternoon session so girls like her don't have to choose. And it's not by accident. Female headteachers across Punjab are organising to advocate for the

At a public school in Punjab, Pakistan, the Education Champions Club is changing how girls see and use their own power. ✊🏾 The club teaches girls skills in leadership, advocacy, environmental action and social media to make their voices heard at every level. It's part of our partner Youth Tube's w

O Brasil acaba de aprovar uma nova lei para a educação. Mariana, nossa gerente de parcerias para o Brasil, explica o que essa mudança significa para as meninas. O Plano Nacional de Educação define os rumos do financiamento, do acesso e da qualidade da educação no país pelos próximos 10 anos — e, d

Women aren’t just giving more, they’re giving differently and building for long-term impact. Hear from our women supporters: “Access to education has changed my life… it gave my voice vigour and confidence” — Hauwa Ojeifo 
“I chose to fundraise… because not everyone has equal access to education.

Meet Urooj, first girl to rap and ride a motorbike in Tharparkar. All while championing girls' rights. By investing in local partners like Thar Education Alliance to expand access to education for girls in Pakistan, we’re supporting young women like Urooj to find and use their voices. Now, she's

New CEO. Same mission. Watch this space. 🔥 Meet Nabila Aguele — Malala Fund's first global CEO based in Nigeria and the woman about to take this organisation to a whole new level. Allow her to reintroduce herself. 🌟

"The north star is in view." 🌟 Nabila Aguele grew up as the eldest of five. Her parents encouraged her to dream big, with her father always emphasising that her education was unconditional. Now, that same belief in girls will drive her work as Malala Fund's first global CEO based in Nigeria. Watch

"Get excited — because Nabila is about to take Malala Fund to a whole different level." We couldn't have said it better ourselves. Watch outgoing CEO Lena Alfi share what she saw in Nabila from the very beginning — and why she's leaving Malala Fund with so much hope for what comes next. 🌱

One week of showing up for girls at the UN. 🎤 An opening speech calling out injustice & demanding accountability 🤝 Meetings with the UN Secretary General + 10 member states 📣 Events with Girls Not Bridges and Soroptimist International 🎉 A surprise visit to our grantee partners 🎵 An evening of

Safety is the foundation everything else is built on. And for millions of girls right now, that foundation is being withheld — not by accident, but by policy, by conflict, by systems that were never built for her. This IWD, we're working to change that. Join us by donating at the link in bio. #W

Welcome to Women's History Month. Here's your reminder that YOU are making history right now. And if there's one thing we know, it's that when we support girls in their education, whole societies become better. Advance the work at mala.la/womens-month, and stay tuned for more ways to make an impact

When a girl learns, everything shifts — her confidence, her opportunities and the world around her. On Giving Tuesday, help us keep girls’ dreams within reach. Make a contribution now. 🫶🏽 #malalafund #girlseducation

What resources are girls in your country lacking in school? We’ll let ya know if it might be because of debt. #malalafund #debt #debtjustice

Girls stop at nothing to make their dreams come true. Neither should we. This Day of the Girl, support the people and organisations helping girls learn. Donate at our profile. 💕 #malalafund #girlseducation #malala

18-year-old Fatima should have graduated by now, and started to pursue her dream of becoming a writer. Instead, under Taliban rule, she isn’t allowed to leave home alone and can only study in secret. Stand with Afghan girls and amplify their voices. #afghanistan🇦🇫 #letafghangirlslearn #malalaf

This week marks four years since the Taliban banned Afghan girls from secondary school. Stand with Afghan girls and share this post to amplify their voices. #afghanistan🇦🇫 #letafghangirlslearn #malalafund

United through the power of Kpop & Tiktok trends. 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾 BTS moments of joy from Malala’s trip to Tanzania. 💕 #malalafund #malala #apt #tanzaniatiktok

At this time of year, girls in Afghanistan should be studying with friends and taking midterm exams. Instead, the Taliban has barred them from education for almost four years. It brings us so much joy to see girls learning, dreaming — and graduating — with the support of organisations like LEAR

Our heart. 🥺 Malala reflects on the start of her activism — and how education can change lives and communities. 💗 #malalafund #girlseducation #malala