Meeting with leaders
We meet with heads of state and high-level officials — people with the power to shift critical resources towards education — and ask them to increase their investment in girls’ futures.
Including girls in the conversation
We believe girls should speak for themselves — that’s why we bring young education activists to high-level conferences to tell leaders what they need to learn and achieve their potential. We created Assembly, a digital publication and newsletter, as a platform for girls' voices.
Supporting grassroots activists
Our Education Champions spearhead campaigns to promote girls’ education in their communities, countries and regions.
Our priorities
Social Norms
We’re creating a new normal, one where every girl learns for 12 years and can choose her own future.
Education financing
We are calling on developing countries to spend 20% of their budget on education and donor countries to commit 15% of their aid to education.
Education quality
We work to ensure that education systems better support girls to develop the skills necessary to thrive in the modern world.
Social Norms
We’re creating a new normal, one where every girl learns for 12 years and can choose her own future.
Education financing
We are calling on developing countries to spend 20% of their budget on education and donor countries to commit 15% of their aid to education.
Education quality
We work to ensure that education systems better support girls to develop the skills necessary to thrive in the modern world.
Updates
Read the latest on our advocacy work.
A new law guarantees primary education for girls.
A new law guarantees primary education for girls.
Research
Our team conducts pivotal research on the impact of girls’ secondary education on our world to influence policy and funding decisions.
Without enough funding, school systems cannot equip students with the skills and knowledge to realise their potential and prepare for the jobs of tomorrow.
If girls don’t receive quality education there will be a shortage of educated workers — leading to major gaps in the labour market and unstable economies.
If every girl worldwide received 12 years of free, safe, quality education, lifetime earnings for women could increase by $15 trillion to $30 trillion.
Girls' education is key to tackling global challenges.
Malala Fund is calling on governments to develop a longer-term vision for refugee response.
Improving access to education for displaced and refugee children from Syria is a high priority for Malala Fund.
World leaders must invest the funds necessary to ensure all girls can achieve the goals they set for themselves.
Without enough funding, school systems cannot equip students with the skills and knowledge to realise their potential and prepare for the jobs of tomorrow.
If girls don’t receive quality education there will be a shortage of educated workers — leading to major gaps in the labour market and unstable economies.
If every girl worldwide received 12 years of free, safe, quality education, lifetime earnings for women could increase by $15 trillion to $30 trillion.
Girls' education is key to tackling global challenges.
Malala Fund is calling on governments to develop a longer-term vision for refugee response.
Improving access to education for displaced and refugee children from Syria is a high priority for Malala Fund.
World leaders must invest the funds necessary to ensure all girls can achieve the goals they set for themselves.