We are the displaced

Author's name: Malala Yousafzai

When Malala speaks, the world listens.
In this profoundly human work, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate opens her heart to tell her personal experience as a girl displaced from her homeland, and gives her voice to girls forced to leave their homes, seeking nothing more than safety, education, and a life.

Between the pages of this book, we listen to the honest stories of girls from Syria, Yemen, Congo, Colombia, and other countries torn apart by war or driven into the abyss by crises. Stories laden with pain, hope, and silent resistance. These are not just testimonies, but an invitation to see those we often see as “refugees” for what they really are: human beings with dreams, faces, and names.

About the author:
Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani activist for girls' education and the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate in history. She began her advocacy at the age of eleven, writing about the plight of girls under Taliban rule. She survived an assassination attempt in 2012, becoming a global voice advocating for the right to education and human dignity. Today, she is an Oxford University graduate and founder of the Malala Fund, which supports girls' education around the world.