Education and Resilience in Afghanistan

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This chapter explores the challenges faced by an all girls school in Afghanistan as the Taliban takes control of Kabul, focusing on their response and preparations. It discusses the chaotic evacuation and the concerns for the safety of the girls' families. The chapter also emphasizes the importance of education, leadership, and creating a supportive sisterhood for Afghan girls.

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