The Latest
VIDEO: The story of a girl worth celebrating on this International Day of the Girl
October 10, 2014
Remember Tay Thi? A mighty girl with an unrelenting passion for education, she snuck out to take exams after her parents burned her books...twice! You can read her full story on our blog and also in an article by the New York Times' Nicholas Kristof, who got to visit Tay Thi in Vietnam. But since we don't all get the chance to meet this awe-inspiring girl, we've brought you a short video of her story. We hope you will enjoy it. Happy International Day of the Girl!
Unrelenting: The Story of Tay Thi
VIDEO: The story of a girl worth celebrating on this International Day of the Girl
Inside Michelle Obama & Julia Roberts' Emotional Day with Vietnamese Schoolgirls: 'I Will Never Recover'
Meet Dzung: a Program Graduate Turned Successful Vietnamese Businesswoman
Vietnam Summer Camp Readies Girls for Next Stage in Life
Ngan Bui
A Year After the Nepal Earthquake, a Survivor Finds Strength at School
What Happens When You Take Girls’ Education in Laos Beyond the Classroom?
#ThankstoEducation I Can Teach Girls the Skills They Need to Make Key Life Decisions
International Day of the Girl: Meet Shabnam Whose Courage Has Inspired Hundreds of Girls in Her Community to Get an Education
After Devastating Flood in Nepal, Room to Read Team Bands Together to Bring Relief
She snuck out to take exams after her parents burned her books…twice.
John Wood Awarded Dr. Dilli Raman Regmi International Peace Award by Nepalese Ministry of Education
Guest Blog: Atlassian Foundation Sees Their Investments at Work in Cambodia
In Laos, Life Skills Training and Parental Support Help Sisters find Strength
Guest Blog by Author Manjushree Thapa: Meeting Some of Nepal's Extraordinary Girls
Social Mobilizers in India and Vietnam Get a Boost from Technology Pilot
Guest Blog: Celebrating Reading Day and the Power of Life Skills in Vietnam
Kim Anstatt Morton
"Readers Send This Girl and Thousands More to School", The New York Times
John Wood