#COVID19 has disproportionately driven millions of Indian girls out of school — and we need to do more about it, writes 13-year-old student Anya Sen. Read more in Malala Fund's Assembly  https://t.co/XERr0wm5Gv. https://t.co/9NmbWWAyvF

Wake, study, sleep, repeat — nothing is more nerve-wracking than studying for a big test  We asked girls around the world to share their top studying tips and strategies that help them ace their tests. Take notes!  https://t.co/2w8NDP6r5M

Though men make up just over half of government delegates at climate talks, they speak for 74% of the time. If we want a greener planet, we need to amplify and listen to women leaders 🗣🏾  via @CNET  https://t.co/1NBDwm0fxO

“Our motto is, the pen instead of the gun." 

Meet Angela Ghayour — a teacher powerfully defying the Taliban’s attack on girls’ education. via @BBCWorld  https://t.co/2L0e57YXPM

“If you don’t raise your voice, it is unlikely anyone will hear you.” — @Malala https://t.co/1zrtwYYf3V

Assembly's 2021 print edition is here (in English, Hausa, Hindi and Portuguese!) and we're *so* excited to share it with you! Have a look🏽🥰 https://t.co/YTUwkRX6Ws

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RT @FinancialTimes: Sotooda Forotan, 15, protested against the Taliban’s actions and demanded schools reopen for girls in Herat, Afghanistan. Her fearlessness and strength pushed Taliban leaders there to allow girls to return to school, writes @Malala #FTWomen2021 https://t.co/kdy9HBdI6s https://t.co/aWvMKhihfP

Calling young women everywhere: we want to feature YOUR voice on Assembly, our digital publication and newsletter for girls!  Submit today! ✍🏽

RT @AminaJMohammed: Not only depriving girls of #Afghanistan of their right to education which is contrary to the Quran’s teachings, but it is also denying their potential for building more inclusive and prosperous societies. https://t.co/4YgwGI0e3Y

"This year has revealed the frailty of education systems around the world—but it’s also shown us the strength of girls. In every country & in every community, girls are fighting for their right to learn." — Malala

On #GivingTuesday, support girls by investing in their education.

Norway is one of the biggest funders of education. Now they might halve their contribution — when more girls are out of school due to the pandemic.

@audunlysbakken @kariekas @MaritArnstad @karhenr @EigilKnutsen @SGjelsvik, echoing calls to #KeepYourPromise as a reliable partner. https://t.co/Ck9LRLZWHd

RT @Malala: If you’re someone who wants to create a better, fairer world, you don’t have to wait another minute to get started. On @MasterClass, I’m teaching you how to be an activist and giving you all the tools to impactful change in your communities. https://t.co/sgfIFNgoZF https://t.co/d5AykiNOo0

“For girls and women facing the hardest effects of climate change...decisions our leaders make today will determine the future they have or they will not have.” — @Malala 

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“I want leaders to put themselves in my shoes…[and] recognise that we can’t talk about the effects of climate change without talking about girls’ education.” — Bianca Maria da Silva, a Brazilian climate activist with @MalalaFund, in her message to leaders at #COP26 this month

Este mês a Bianca, jovem quilombola de 19 anos, estudante e ativista climática junto ao Fundo Malala, se conecta virtualmente à #COP26 para compartilhar como as mudanças climáticas estão afetando a vida dela e a educação de meninas pelo mundo. 
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Tell us about a teacher who really impacted you 

Teachers 🤧 https://t.co/5jW48UhJB0

You can support this call by signing the letter, sharing it in a post and tagging your country's leader urging them to take action. https://t.co/hKq7DGz1Or https://t.co/6A0bSB6wNL

[3] Muslim nations speak out for girls https://t.co/dVhoTauvJo