Plenary Connections: Shiza Shahid

Posted on November 10, 2014 by

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A beautiful and evocative description of the devastating impact of a young girl in India being married off at a young age…and why the work of the Malala Fund is so important.

Category: Education Abroad & Global Workforce Development

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