Safeena Husain

Safeena Husain, the founder of Educate Girls, shares her journey in mobilizing communities for girls' education in rural India. She addresses the staggering issue of 122 million girls out of school, often due to deep-seated cultural biases. Safeena highlights the transformative power of education in breaking poverty cycles and discusses the need for systemic change. Through grassroots efforts, she emphasizes the importance of empowering local champions and advocating for at least twelve years of education to ensure girls' futures are protected and their voices heard.

Join Safeena Husain, a social entrepreneur dedicated to transforming girls' education in India. She unveils her ambitious plan to enroll 1.6 million out-of-school girls over five years, leveraging advanced analytics and community engagement. Safeena highlights the crucial role of education in tackling global issues and the barriers girls face, from socio-cultural attitudes to poverty. She shares innovative strategies, including training local volunteers to collect real-time data and provide essential learning support, aiming to create pathways for these girls to thrive.