In the town of Mingora, Pakistan, Malala was welcomed into the world with a father's unwavering determination to ensure her access to every opportunity usually reserved for boys. Her enthusiasm for education flourished, but the advent of a hateful regime abruptly halted girls' education.
Malala, undeterred, took her voice to the public arena, advocating against this injustice. Her courageous stance made her a target of violence; she was tragically shot in the left side of her head, awakening in a hospital in England. After enduring months of arduous recovery and numerous surgeries, Malala emerged stronger and more determined than ever, pledging herself to championing girls' education. As a recent graduate of Oxford University, Malala's commitment remains resolute in her ongoing fight for a world where all girls have the opportunity to learn and lead.