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When Malala Yousafzai speaks, the world takes notice. At 11, she spoke out against the Taliban’s ban on girls’ education. At 15, she survived an assassination attempt. At 17, she won a Nobel Peace Prize for her advocacy. Now, at 27, Malala is using her voice to amplify the stories of others through film. “I believe that storytelling is the soul of activism,” Malala tells us. “I know this from my own life and how much my story has resonated with people around the world.”
Featuring the story of a guest speaker who has experienced homelessness, this workshop engages students through discussion and activities. The session challenges stereotypes about homelessness, and prompts students to consider their own choices and the support available to them in the community.
All students and teachers who participate in a workshop will receive access to resources and study materials.