Frequently Asked Questions
Was Malala ever harmed for speaking out?
Yes. In 2012 she survived a targeted shooting because of her advocacy, received extensive medical care, recovered, and has continued to work for education rights.
What is the Malala Fund?
The Malala Fund is an organization she co-founded that invests in local education leaders, advocates for policy change, and supports girls' secondary education around the world.
Where did Malala continue her studies after her recovery?
She studied at the University of Oxford and completed a degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics in 2020.
How can young people get involved in the cause?
You can support local and global education charities, join or start school clubs focused on equality, raise awareness on social media, fundraise, or contact leaders about education policies.
Does Malala work with other young activists?
Yes. She and the Malala Fund collaborate with youth leaders and grassroots activists, providing training, funding, and platforms so young people can lead change in their communities.
Who does Malala partner with to expand education access?
She partners with educators, grassroots organizations, funders, and policy makers to create programs, campaigns, and investments that increase opportunities for girls.
