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The Malala Fund

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description The Malala Fund Overview

The Malala Fund champions girls' right to education, advocating for policy changes and supporting grassroots activists in countries where girls face barriers to schooling. They invest in local leaders and organizations working to ensure girls can learn without fear. Malala Yousafzai's story and the Fund's work inspire global action to promote education for all.

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Who founded the Malala Fund and when?

Malala Yousafzai and her father, Ziauddin Yousafzai, founded Malala Fund in 2013. The organization was created to champion every girl's right to 12 years of education. [Malala Fund about page](https://malala.org/about)

Does the Malala Fund build schools or use another approach?

Malala Fund focuses on grantmaking and policy advocacy rather than operating a school chain. It invests in civil-society organizations and supports local leaders challenging barriers that keep girls out of school. [Malala Fund approach](https://malala.org/about)

Which countries does the Malala Fund list as focus countries?

The Malala Fund currently lists Afghanistan, Brazil, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Tanzania as focus countries. Its work combines local partnerships with advocacy for girls' secondary education. [Malala Fund focus countries](https://malala.org/about)

What education goal does the Malala Fund advocate for?

The fund's stated mission is that girls should be able to access and complete 12 years of quality education. Its advocacy specifically includes the right to secondary education and the resources needed to make that right real. [Malala Fund mission](https://malala.org/about)

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