Photo from UN Women Australia
Education as Resistance: Afghan Girls struggling for their fundamental Rights
Written by Deba

Perfume of Resistance
Written by Z.H

Photo from Kabul Now
The black time
Written by Yasamin A

Photo from UNICEF
NEW: Mursal’s Voice for Change |
Column 5
Feminism in the Words of an Afghan Girl
By Mursal Q

Art by Shamsia Hasani
Why is writing a powerful way to protest?
Written by Zainab H

Art by Shamsia Hasani
Me and a Memory
Written by Zainab H

A Girl Made of Hope
Written by S.R.

Painting by Elmarie K
The Bird Who Learned to Sing Without Sound
Writen by Fazanin R

We are students...
Written by Qudsia M

Dancing Towards Destiny
Written by Fatima N

Photo by Jon Gambrell
Deafening Silence
By Forough G and Mozghan R

Rock, Paper, Scissors
Written by Zainab H

A Reflection on Video Journalism
Written by Qudsia M

The Role of International Law in Addressing Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan
By Nargis P

Writings From EmpowerHer | Part 4
Hope Always Her Helper
By Kawsar K

Writings From EmpowerHer | Part 4
If the Taliban Didn’t Exist
By Arifa A

Writings From EmpowerHer | Part 4
“My Dream World”
By Zahra A

Writings From EmpowerHer | Part 4
“My Dream World”
By Asia R

Photo from AFP
A good future is coming
By Malalai F

Kite Runner’s Afghanistan
By  Qudsia M

 From Kabul to the World | Column 6
Afghan People and the Fragile Hope of U.S. Refugee Policies
By Malalai F

Photo from The Guardian
Still I Dream: The Story of a Girl Who  Refused to Break
By Samana R

A poem by Zainab H

Photo from the BBC
Three nights and days in the embrace of silence.
By Madina F

Internet Count Down
Writted by 'Frough'

Photo from Reuters
Mursal’s Voice for Change | Column 4
Afghanistan’s Dark Future in the Silence of Its Daughters
By Mursal Q

Photo from Wikimedia
A Girl Who Believed Only in Herself; She Fought and Cried in Silence
By Zahra A

Photo from AFP
How Video Journalism Opened a New Window of Possibility for Me
By Freshta E

Photo from the New York Times
If You Are Not Like Hazrat Muhammad and Hazrat Ali, Do Not Expect Women to Be Like Bibi Khadija and Bibi Fatima
By Zahra A

Photo from The Guardian
Afghanistan Is Silent, but Its Voices Are Still Alive in Our Hearts
By Saleha H

Photo from ABC News
Mursal’s Voice for Change | Column 3
Two Days of Fear and Silence; Afghanistan’s Internet Shutdown
By Mursal Q

He Chooses Daughters over Traditions; A Lesson from My Father
By Mursal Q 

Photo from UNESCO
Mursal’s Voice for Change | Column 2
Education for Afghan Girls: From a Right to an Unreachable Dream
By Mursal Q

A Glimpse into My World
By Qudsia M

Mursal’s Voice for Change | Column 1
' From Pen to Power; Afghan Girls Rising at Twenty'
By Mursal Q

From Me to the World
By Qudsia M

From Kabul to the World | Column 5
By Shagofa S

Poem: We are still alive
By Nilab H

Rethinking Success: The Unseen Strength of Afghan Women
By Zahra A

Writings From EmpowerHer | Part 3
By Farzana A,  Sohaila S, Zarghona N, and Asma H

Photo from Reuters
What I went through during the two days of internet and telecommunication shutdown
By Soman R

Four years
By Setayesh K

Girls in the heart of Asia
Written by Murwarid

From Kabul to the World | Column 4
By Shogofa S

From Kabul to the World | Column 3
Afghanistan’s Earthquake Tragedy
By Shogofa S

Writings From EmpowerHer | Part 2

Poems by Farkhunda
By Farkhunda A

Vegetable Soup
By Z.H

They Took Our Schools, But Not Our Dreams
Written by Armaghan E

Writings From EmpowerHer | Part 1

Daddy's strong girl
By Rukhsara H

Report on Afghans in Iran
By Rohksar

From Kabul to the World | Column 2
By Shogofa S

Afghan women are learning to code
Written by Isabelle and Arezo S

From Kabul to the World | Column 1
By Shogofa S

An Article for International Women's Day
Written by Mariam A

Afghan Girls Deprived Of Going To School.
Written by Shaiysta and Nilofar

Their Guns and my Art Plate
Written by Hadia

If You Break Me, A Thousand Versions of Me Will Rise
By Naiela H 

Between Two Borders
Written by Shogofa S

The Dire Plight of Afghan Women Under Taliban Rule: A Grim Reality of Oppression and Exclusion
Written by Nilab 

Dream of Peace
Written by Sowieba 

A Conflict Between Mind and Heart: The reason why I don’t want to be stopped here
Written by A. Sultani

Hope for survival
Written by S. Abedi  

How Afghan Women Can Shape the Future: Toward Peace, Power, and Possibility
By Neda S

The end of the last happiness
of Afghan girls
Written by Shaiysta

Women’s Rights in Islam
Written by Sonam

Afghan women back in limbo.
Written by Mavi

Educational And Economic Perspective Of Afghan Women During The Past 20 Years.
Written by Arezo

Afghan women and America
Written by various Afghan women

Sharp Sword of Culture in the Head of Afghan Women
Written by Sowieba 

 Afghan Youth, the Ongoing Victims of Political Transformations
Written by Sowieba 

Ruya: A Symbol of Courage, Perseverance, and Hope.
By Mursal Q 

Afghan women struggle for sustainable mental health

Written by H. Hidai 

Hopes and life
Written by Robina

Period: a Simple Biological Truth, yet Still Burdened by Shame and Silence
By Mursal Q

Voices of Hope
Written by Hadia

An Education: From Fundamental Right to Impractical Dream
Written by A. Sultani

Women banned from life.
Written by Hella

Hidden Classrooms in Afghanistan: My Secret Fight for Girls Education
By Mursal Q

Hope Ignites: From Darkness to Triumph

Kabuli Palaw the Afghan Cat
Written by Hadia

Mahajer
By Qudsia  M