Magazine
Student-written, student-edited. How often it publishes, how many issues, and what students choose to write about.
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Everything below was written by LEARN students — a magazine, diaries from inside their schools, a journalism club, and a blog. We didn't write it for them and we don't speak for them. Read it.
What students are publishing
Written by students. Published in their own words.
These spaces give LEARN students somewhere to report, reflect, document, and publish without having their experiences rewritten for them.
School Diaries
What a day inside a LEARN school actually looks like, from the students living it.
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Journalism Club
Students learning to report — in a country where reporting is dangerous, and where their generation of women was told to be quiet.
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Featured
Stories worth listening to.
Selected writing from LEARN students — their ideas, experiences, and view of the world.
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LEARN Afghan School is not just a school for me; it is a home where I learn knowledge, hope, self-confidence, and humanity. I am grateful to my kind teachers who, with love and compassion, show us the path to success.
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This was not just an opportunity; it was a window of hope that appeared for me in the darkness. During this time, I met many girls and outstanding teachers, made friends, strengthened my communication skills, and was happy that I was studying.
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Since I started studying at LEARN Afghan School, I have gained more motivation and hope for the future. I now believe that with effort, perseverance, and trust in God, I can achieve my dreams and build a bright future for myself and my family.