Joining voices with Malala on Capitol Hill

by Allison Grossman

Malala speaks to staff members of the U.S. House and Senate in Washington. She is in the United States to advocate for girls’ education with the Malala Fund, the non-profit organization she co-founded. Photo: Joshua Roberts/Malala Fund

“U.S. politicians have a choice to make: they can either invest in military and war or in education and hope. Without education it’s impossible to achieve the peace we all seek. Education for all is the only answer,” she said.

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