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Through APT’s Mentorship Program, participants learn to look beyond scholarships and consider important factors such as university fit, budget, language, future opportunities, and personal growth.
We are proud to support Afghan students in making informed decisions and taking meaningful steps toward their higher education goals.
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Following our previous dialogue with Afghan youth, we are organizing another online session to hear more voices from inside Afghanistan and abroad.
Join us to share your experiences, ideas, concerns, and hopes for the future of Afghan youth.
aptyouth.org/youth-dialogues…
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Applications Open!
We are excited to launch a new cycle for Afghan youth in Afghanistan and Canada to develop advocacy and writing skills.
Join us to advocate, write, get your ideas published, and make your voice heard across borders!
Apply now: aptyouth.org/form-advocacy-w…
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On November 6, APT will host the Final Selection Round of the Afghan Youth Representative to the UN Program 2026–27 in Geneva.
Four finalists will share their visions for Afghan youth.
📅 Nov 6 | 2–5 PM (Geneva time)
Join us in person or online!
🔗 aptyouth.org/registration-ay…
“Afghan women only need a single opportunity. If given even one chance, we will work tirelessly to transform it into hope and progress.”
Check out our latest blog to learn about the challenges, resilience, and determination of young Afghan women pursuing education.
Please read, share, and support their educational journeys.
unoy.org/five-years-five-voi…
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Join us for a timely dialogue highlighting Afghan youth voices and perspectives on their future, priorities, and aspirations. The event will provide a space for exchange between young Afghans and the international community.
Register here: forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/…
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A new report from DROPS Afghanistan and @giwps has found that despite mounting dangers and dwindling resources, Afghan women are pushing forward with peace, healthcare, and education initiatives at even higher rates than women globally.
Want to learn more? Read the full report at the link in our bio.
#Afghanistan #Women #Peace #Security
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We are excited to share Five Years, Five Voices, Five Futures, highlighting Afghan women’s and girls’ experiences, from closed classrooms to scholarships won, and their determination to rebuild their futures against all odds.
Read more: aptyouth.org/five-years-five…
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We will be hosting the final selection round of the @AfghanYouthRep to the UN (AYR-UN) Program 2026–2027 on November 6 in Geneva, Switzerland.
If you are in Geneva or nearby and would like to join us in person, you can register through the link below.
aptyouth.org/registration-ay…
Afghan girls continue to fight for their education and their futures.
In “Five Years, Five Voices, Five Futures,” Janani and I share their stories, experiences, the challenges they face, and how access to education can change their lives.
Please read and share, and help Afghan girls navigate educational opportunities and access scholarships, mentorship, and support.
On International Day of the Girl Child, let us remember the millions of Afghan girls denied their right to education.
Despite closed classrooms and lost opportunities, Afghan girls continue to dream of a better future.
Education is a fundamental human right, not a privilege.
Let us not allow the world to forget Afghan girls, their voices, their dreams, and their futures.
#InternationalDayOfTheGirl #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #EducationForAll
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Since Aug 2021, Afghan women, girls barred from education past grade six, formal jobs and leadership. Women’s groups face stricter limits, and humanitarian aid cuts have worsened them. Read @UN_Women report. buff.ly/j9FCsD2
📷 UNICEF/Shehzad Noorani
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UNAMA confirms the arrest of at least 52 women in Herat and Kabul. The international engagement continue to be unprincipled and now normalized. What else Afghan women must face so that their persecution is taken seriously?
UNAMA expresses concern over #Afghanistan de facto authority arrests of women and girls.
Statement: unama.unmissions.org/en/pres…
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💥 Five years since the Taliban seized power, Afghanistan has descended in a downward spiral of human rights violations with total impunity
📢 Join the global movement and demand the international community to take action to hold the Taliban accountable
takeaction.amnesty.ca/page/1…
On October 11, from 5:00 to 6:00 PM Kabul time, we will have an online dialogue with the four finalists of the 2026–2027 @AfghanYouthRep.
We would love to hear from Afghan youth in Afghanistan and abroad about their experiences, priorities, concerns, and hopes for the future.
If you are interested, please join us!
Register here: aptyouth.org/youth-dialogues…
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Today, we honor teachers in Afghanistan and around the world who continue to inspire, guide, and shape the next generation.
In Afghanistan, teachers continue to keep the light of knowledge alive and nurture hope for a better future.
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How is climate change affecting peace and security in Afghanistan?
🎙️ In the latest episode of 'Climate, Crisis and Courage', hear how Afghans, the UN and partners are addressing resource scarcity, adapting to a changing climate and building resilience.
un.org/climatesecuritymechan…
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#ICC Pre-Trial Chamber II unseals four warrants of arrest issued in the #Afghanistan situation against Mr Haibatullah Akhundzada, Mr Abdul Hakim Haqqani, Mr Habibullah Agha and Mr Neda Mohammad Nadim⤵️ icc-cpi.int/news/icc-pre-tri…
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A bit of good news: theguardian.com/politics/202…
Peace is not only the absence of war. It is also dignity, freedom, rights, and opportunity.
In Afghanistan, young people, particularly women and girls, continue to face barriers to education, employment, and participation in public life.
#InternationalDayOfPeace
On this #InternationalDayOfPeace, we stand with Afghans who continue to hope for a future of dignity, freedom, and peace.
In Afghanistan, millions still face humanitarian hardship, while women and girls remain excluded from education, employment, and much of public life.































