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Read more: ‘Every Afghan is angry’: protesters unite following school blastDozens of Afghan students were killed in the attack on Friday but plans to rebuild are already underway as the community rallies round to…
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Read more: IBB Update: Funding Schools and Fighting BackWe need your help building a new underground school for Afghan girls. Also, we’re publishing The Satanic Verses in the Middle East.
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Read more: Afghan translator: ‘I will use my education to serve Afghanistan’Gul Nifa Ahmadzai is pursuing peace and progress through her education and work as a translator with Ideas Beyond Borders
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Read more: Yes, Afghan Translators are still at Work!Gul Nifa Ahmadzai, an Afghan translator is pursuing peace and progress through her education and work as a translator with Ideas Beyond Borders
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Read more: Afghan translator: ‘I want to use my knowledge to free my people from the Taliban guns’Khatera Haleem joined Ideas Beyond Borders to pursue her dream of a modern, free-thinking Afghanistan and use her knowledge to fight the Taliban
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Read more: The Afghan mothers fighting for their daughters’ educationMothers who lived through the first Taliban regime have faced these restrictions before, and now some are refusing to back down
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Read more: Afghan Astronomers’ Freedom in TroubleThe Afghanistan Astronomy Association is championing free thought as the Taliban clamps down on astronomers, scientific inquiry, and open debate
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Read more: Afghan Women Fight the Taliban RestrictionsThe founder of Learn Afghanistan Pashtana Dorani is supporting secret schools as girls across the country resist the Taliban’s ruling on female education
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Read more: Living Under Oppression: Afghan Girls Continue Classes in Secret Under Taliban RuleSince the Taliban’s takeover of the country. Afghan women have not been able to return to school. Some women are defying the Taliban’s orders.…
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Read more: Ideas Beyond Borders ‘House of Wisdom 2.0’ Project Expands Support for People of AfghanistanHaving translated over 21,000 articles & books in the Middle East, Ideas Beyond Borders expands to include Pashto and Dari, Afghanistan’s two widest-spoken languages.