Pathways to Progress: Conference on Education Coordination for Afghan Women and Girls
The Stanford Center for South Asia and the Afghan American Foundation will be hosting a virtual conference on September 12 & 13, 2023 with the primary objective of addressing critical questions concerning the consolidation of resources for Afghan women's and girls' education in the diaspora and in Afghanistan, the development of an effective coordination mechanism, and the fulfillment of identified needs. The conference will bring together various organizations, groups and stakeholders actively engaged in providing and promoting educational programs for Afghan women and girls to discuss and answer the following questions: 

Who is doing what in the ecosystem for diaspora led or supported programs for girls and women in Afghanistan?

How do we bring resources together for education in Afghanistan?

What could an effective coordination mechanism look like?

How do we meet the needs identified?

To contribute to this collective effort, we kindly request that you fill out the attached survey if you are working on Afghan women's and girls' education programs. The conference organizers will reach out to you to discuss the next steps and provide information on conference registration.

Organizers: Halima Kazem - Afghanistan Historian at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, Mustafa Babak, Executive Director of the Afghan American Foundation, Nasiruddin Nezaami, Visiting Fellow at Stanford Law School



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Email address
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First Name
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Last Name
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Affiliated Organization or Project
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Where is your organization based, City and Country?
List any websites or social media accounts related to your organization and work
Name and short description of the work you do on women's and girls'  education in Afghanistan
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Does your group or organization work solely on education or other areas/sectors as well? please explain
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Do you work on educational initiatives inside Afghanistan or in the diaspora as well? Please list which countries/ communities you work.
Do you want to share any of your achievements with the organizers and participants? Please write a short description. 
Have you faced any specific challenges in implementing your program/project?  *
Do you work/partner with any organizations that serve women's and girls' education in Afghanistan? If so, please name.
Are you working on any new initiatives? Please provide a short description.  
Are you interested in speaking or presenting at the conference? Speakers will be selected at a later date
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Do you have ideas for a specific topic or panel regarding women's and girls'  education to be discussed at the conference?
Are you interested and able to attend a two day online conference on August 23-24 from 7am-3pm Pacific time?
Do you know of any other groups working in this area that we can connect with and have their perspective as well? Please provide a list. 
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