Our Programs
Community and Family Literacy
Right to Learn Afghanistan promotes literacy and education through innovative programs, including Learning Baskets with educational and food resources, and the award-winning Afghanistan Reads! program offering community-based literacy training.
Investing in Basic Education
Right to Learn Afghanistan invests in basic education in Afghanistan by empowering school leaders, enhancing teacher training, and supporting community-based initiatives to promote equity, inclusion, and quality education for all children.
Grants and Scholarships
Right to Learn Afghanistan provides various grants and scholarships, including the Shafia Fund and Remote Communications Assistance, to support Afghan students and educators in accessing education and advancing their academic and professional goals.
Technology for Education
Through our Darakht-e Danesh Academi suite of digital tools and resources, Right to Learn Afghanistan leverages technology to connect students with learning opportunities and improve educational outcomes for Afghan students and educators.
Policy Dialogue and Advocacy
Right to Learn Afghanistan partners with Afghan women to improve human rights access, combat gender apartheid, and advocate globally for the right to learn, ensuring Afghan women and girls’ voices are prioritized in both grassroots and high-level political discussions.
Safe Harbour
The Safe Harbour: Protecting the Right to Education Through Resettlement Program supports Afghan refugees in Canada by providing essential services, resources, and community integration support to help them rebuild their lives and achieve self-sufficiency.
Public Engagement
Right to Learn Afghanistan engages people globally to raise awareness and funds for Afghan women’s education through various activities, including social media, events, virtual gatherings, and media, emphasizing the impact of collective action in promoting social justice and women’s rights.
Past Projects
Learn about past projects that have focused on promoting education for Afghan women through initiatives such as establishing community-based schools, training female teachers, offering literacy programs, and advocating for gender equality, reflecting a sustained commitment to empowering Afghan women and advancing their access to education.
