Hello @Malala, Do you have time to read a letter from a student in our class?https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VV2yOHpCmqmBJeJIo1gaWWoyGJGU2yNFP1qOWqgXOIQ/edit?usp=sharing …
Hi Zenat! I'm happy to answer your questions. 1) Like many girls struggling for equality, I knew if I didn't go to school my dreams for the future might be lost. Education is our best hope for a better life. I had no other option than to speak out for my rights.
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2) No, I did not expect this! But I am grateful I can use my voice to help other girls. Around the world, the girls I meet give me courage. Almost 130 million girls can't go to school today - but they still have hope and high ambitions for their future.
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3) I'm most proud that children like you, adults like your teachers and parents and even presidents & prime ministers are paying attention to girls' education. I hope everyone who hears my story will help girls like me go to school. You can learn more at http://malala.org .
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