Right to Learn Afghanistan

Right to Learn Afghanistan

Civic and Social Organizations

Calgary, Alberta 10,478 followers

Right to Learn Afghanistan exists to make the right to education a reality for Afghan women and girls. RightToLearn.ca

About us

Right to Learn Afghanistan exists to make the right to education a reality for Afghan women and girls. Formerly known as Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan.

Website
https://righttolearn.ca/
Industry
Civic and Social Organizations
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Calgary, Alberta
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1998

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Employees at Right to Learn Afghanistan

Updates

  • Are you passionate about making a difference? Do you believe in the power of young voices to create a better future? Join our Youth Advocacy Network and be part of a movement that fights for the rights of Afghan women and girls. Why Join? 🛠️ Impact: Get access to small grants to fund your advocacy campaigns and make education a reality for Afghan women and girls. 🎤 Leadership: Build skills in organizing, public speaking, and community engagement. Lead your school or community to amplify these critical voices. 🤝 Community: Connect with passionate changemakers and mentors. Enjoy capacity-building workshops and exclusive invitations to in-person conferences. How to Get Started: 1️⃣ Sign up now at the link below. 2️⃣ Attend our orientation session. 3️⃣ Take action and inspire change! Learn more about our Youth Advocacy Network: https://lnkd.in/gA7P-TEQ

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  • ‼️The Price of Inaction in Education: What You Need to Know Investing in education isn’t just about building schools and training teachers—it’s about shaping a better future for everyone. Ignoring the gaps in education access and quality has dire consequences for individuals, communities, and entire economies. Discover what’s at stake and why urgent action is needed to ensure education for all. 📖 Read this insightful article by UNESCO and learn how you can advocate for change: https://lnkd.in/eWkhhRd9

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  • We will be closed from December 23 to January 2 to give our team time to rest and recharge. During this period, our staff will be offline, and our social media will also take a short break. As we reflect on the past year, we are grateful for advances made in our mission to uphold the right to education for Afghan women and girls. Your support has been instrumental in driving this critical work forward, and we are deeply grateful. As we step into 2025, we will be energized to continue this vital mission with unwavering determination. We wish you a joyful holiday season and a bright New Year!

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  • To close 2024, we are honoured to share the inspiring voice of an Afghan girl named Somaya, currently living under Taliban rule.  This letter is read by Muzhda Akbari, Right to Learn Afghanistan youth advocate, founder of Code Green Afghanistan , and lead of the "Dear World" initiative (100 Actions for 100 Letters Campaign). To learn more about how you can support girls like Somaya, visit righttolearn.ca

  • We soon mark two heartbreaking years since the Taliban imposed a ban on women's higher education in Afghanistan — denying millions of young women their fundamental right to learn, achieve financial success, and contribute to society. We mark two years of lost dreams, worsening mental health, and increasing poverty. Our Higher Education Advocacy Toolkit is an empowering resource designed to support global action for Afghan women’s right to education. 🛠️ Access the Toolkit here: https://lnkd.in/gGJfd8nP Let’s amplify Afghan women’s voices and demand justice. Together, we can ensure their dreams are not forgotten.

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  • We’re thrilled to share this Advocacy Toolkit with you —designed to empower you and/or your organization to make a real impact in advocating for the codification of gender apartheid. ✨ What’s Inside? ✅ Actionable advocacy strategies ✅ Tips for engaging with policymakers ✅ Tools for raising awareness in your community ✅ Step-by-step guidance for building campaigns 📣 Explore the Advocacy Toolkit now: https://lnkd.in/gdymwXWk

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  • Huge congratulations to Muzhda Akbari for receiving The Diana Award for her incredible project, CodeGreenAfg, and her tireless advocacy for girls' education! 🎉

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    Founder of CodeGreenAfg | Girl’s Education & Refugee Rights Activist | Diana Award Recipient | UN CSW Youth Delegate | TEDx Speaker| SDG4| Storytelling & Advocacy

    I am so incredibly honored and happy to share that I have received the prestigious The Diana Award for my project, CodeGreenAfg , and my advocacy for girls’ education. This award is not just for me—it’s for all the girls I fight for, for my incredible team members, and for everyone who has supported me on this journey. I dedicate this award to the resilient women of Afghanistan, who continue to inspire me every day. Together, we share a mission to be catalysts for change, striving for freedom, equality, and opportunity for all. I’m also so excited to join the Diana Award Development Program next year and use this opportunity as a tool to amplify my advocacy work and be a voice for the women of Afghanistan. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who has believed in me, supported me, and shared kind words along the way. It means the world to me, and I’m so grateful to have you all. A special thanks to Kimmy Coseteng and Right to Learn Afghanistan for nominating me for The Diana Award . 🩵🙌 #2024dianaawards

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  • 🎉 A heartfelt thank you to our incredible supporters! 🎉 Your generosity fuels our work and ensures Afghan women, girls, and their families continue to access quality education and opportunities. As we approach year-end, we want to express how deeply grateful we are for your continued support. ☑️ A note for those who give by cheque: With the ongoing Canada Post strike, we understand this could cause delays. If you have recently mailed a gift, we’d greatly appreciate it if you could let us know by sending an email to funddevelopment@righttolearn.ca. This will help expedite your 2024 charitable tax receipt as soon as your donation is received.  We provide alternative options for making donations during the postal strike. You can donate directly through our website or send an e-transfer to accounting@righttolearn.ca. (Please be sure to include your mailing address so we can issue you a tax receipt! If you would like your tax receipt emailed to you, please also include your email address). 📧 You can email us at funddevelopment@righttolearn.ca to share your intent to give or ask any questions. Thank you for standing with us. Together, we’re creating a brighter future for Afghan women and girls. 🌟

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