Our mom's last words before we left Afghanistan were, “I could not get my diploma, but I brought up daughters who can.” Today, Afghanistan is repeating its history as the cruel rules of the Taliban continue to place a barrier on women's education. We stand at a pivotal moment. Together, let’s break down this barrier, rewrite our own story, and prevent history from repeating itself.
- D and Y, Cornell University, Class of 2028
Impact through education is not limited to a college degree.
assisted with their educations in Afghanistan, the United States, and other countries.
are currently in or have attended graduate school. 10% have founded their own non-profits fostering gender equality and civil society growth.
in scholarship assistance has been awarded to our students by over 50 boarding schools and colleges including schools like Bucknell, Drew, Hollins, Lafayette and Trinity.
were built by our scholars in Afghanistan. Sadly, our libraries are now closed due to the Taliban takeover. AGFAF continues to explore ways that our facilities can safely be re-opened.
including STEAM camp, coding classes, compost and health initiatives, have been developed by AGFAF students which had on-the-ground impact upon the lives of the Afghan people. We look forward to the day that we can resume these types of projects in Afghanistan.
were educated through our traditional impact projects every day. Our impact projects continue to provide the promise of an education through our online initiatives reaching Afghans throughout the world and expanding our educational footprint exponentially.
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