Malala Yousafzai is an activist who became the youngest winner of the Nobel Prize in recognition for her brave and tireless campaigning for girls’ access to education.  In this episode of the Accomplishment Podcast, she discusses her childhood in Pakistan, her family’s long-term campaigning for girls’ education, what she remembers about her attack and the months after, and her determination to hold world leaders to account for their promises on education. 

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