
OXSFJ & LEARN Afghan Project
OXSFJ & LEARN Afghan Project
A group of teenage girls are learning journalism as part of joint efforts of the Oxford School for the Future of Journalismand LEARN Afghan.
Under the scheme, Afghan girls aged 13-17 attended weekly journalism classes in English with OXSFJ’s instructor Sarah Hussain.
Now after a successful trial, the project has expanded to allow more Afghan girls the opportunity to safely contribute to Harbingers’ Magazine. Learn more about this collaboration here.
In partnership with OXSFJ & LEARN Afghan Project:

August 01, 2024
Against all odds: Afghan girls want to learn

July 11, 2024
Interesting facts about the galaxy you should know about

April 11, 2024
How volunteers are helping to serve as a ‘beacon of hope’ in Afghanistan

March 29, 2024
The importance of striking a healthy balance on social media

March 22, 2024
What young Afghan women want to achieve in the world of technology

March 22, 2024
Ways to maintain a healthy and balance lifestyle

December 22, 2023
Helping hands - How Afghan girls are instrumental in providing education

November 24, 2023
Motivation is helping me face daily obstacles and it can help you too

November 17, 2023
Afghan teenager opens kindergarten to help children “fly off into the horizons of tomorrow”
Written by OXSFJ & LEARN Afghan Project:

October 20, 2023
‘Everyone needs hobbies’ - Afghan girls share what makes them happy

September 29, 2023
From nature trips to shop opening: how Afghan girls spent summer holidays

July 21, 2023
Days that marked Afghan girls’ lives

July 07, 2023
Meet five Afghan girls who dream big for their future
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