Gulmakai Champion Interview: Zehra Arshad

April 01, 2019

In an interview with Malala Fund, Zehra Arshad, leading the Pakistan Coalition for Education shares her mission statement and her vision to revolutionize the future of girl's education in Pakistan. Working simultaneously with multiple stakeholders, she aims to amplify the voices of young girls and demand a constitutional amendment that ensures 12 years of free quality education accessible for every child across the country. She believes "Once you have the opportunity to learn and earn, no one can stop you."

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