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Dr. Sakena Yacoobi received the 2022 George W. Bush Institute Citation for her decades of work empowering women and providing leadership and education to her fellow citizens in Afghanistan. In this conversation at the 2022 Forum on Leadership, she shares how her efforts to cultivate love and respect across the deep divisions made throughout history gives hope to generations of women and children.

Guest host David Bank talks with Roodgally Senatus about the earthquake relief efforts and growing up in Haiti. And we revisit, “How I Stopped the Taliban From Shutting Down My School,” the TED talk by Sakena Yacoobi, this week's Agent of Impact. Plus, the headlines. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha-briefing/message

Guest host David Bank talks with Roodgally Senatus about the earthquake relief efforts and growing up in Haiti. And we revisit, “How I Stopped the Taliban From Shutting Down My School,” the TED talk by Sakena Yacoobi, this week's Agent of Impact. Plus, the headlines. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha/message

Brian Walsh enlists roundtable regulars Imogen Rose-Smith and David Bank to dissect ESG and Imogen's latest column. And we revisit the TED talk, “How I Stopped the Taliban From Shutting Down My School” by Sakena Yacoobi, this week's Agent of Impact. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha-briefing/message

Dr. Sakena Yacoobi is the CEO of the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL), which she founded in 1995 in response to the lack of education and health care that the Afghan people were facing after decades of war and strife. Since its founding, AIL has either directly or indirectly impacted the lives of millions of Afghans. Under her leadership, AIL continues as an innovative organization working at the grassroots level helping communities and individuals. She is also co- founder and Vice President of Creating Hope International (CHI). In addition, Sakena has established private facilities in Afghanistan: 4 schools, a hospital and a radio station. Dr. Yacoobi has 6 honorary doctorates from institutions, including Princeton University. Dr. Yacoobi was honored in 2017 with the Sunhak Peace Prize and in 2016 as the Harold W. McGraw Prize in Education awardee, the 2015 WISE Prize for Education Laureate and the 2013 recipient of the Opus Prize. She is both a Kravis Prize and Gruber Prize awardee. Sakena is a Skoll Social Entrepreneur, Schwab Social Entrepreneur, Ashoka fellow and was nominated as one of 1,000 women for the Nobel Peace Prize. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/future-school-leaders/message

Quando, no Afeganistão, o Talibã fechou todas as escolas para meninas, Sakena Yacoobi montou, na clandestinidade, novas escolas, educando milhares de mulheres e homens. Nesta palestra tão poderosa e divertida, ela conta histórias de cair o queixo sobre as duas vezes em que foi ameaçada para parar de ensinar e, além disso, compartilha conosco sua visão de como reconstruir seu amado país.

Quand les talibans fermèrent toutes les écoles pour filles d’Afghanistan, Sakena Yacoobi en ouvrit de nouvelles en secret pour éduquer des milliers de femmes et d'hommes. Dans ce discours aussi féroce que drôle, elle raconte sa stupéfiante histoire, quand on l'a menacée par deux fois pour la contraindre à abandonner. Elle partage avec nous sa vision pour reconstruire son pays, qu'elle aime de toutes ses forces.

Als die Taliban allen Mädchen verboten, zur Schule zu gehen, gründete Sakena Yacoobi im Untergrund neue Schulen und unterrichtete dort tausende Frauen und Männer. In ihrem leidenschaftlichen und lustigen Vortrag erzählt sie uns die unglaubliche Geschichte, wie sie zweimal bedroht wurde, damit sie das Unterrichten aufgibt – und sie teilt mit uns ihre Vision, wie ihr geliebtes Land wieder aufgebaut werden kann.

Cuando los talibanes cerraban las escuelas de niñas en Afganistán, Sakena Yacoobi creó nuevas escuelas, en secreto, educando a miles de mujeres y hombres. En esta feroz y divertida charla, ella cuenta la asombrosa historia de cómo dos veces cuando fue amenazada para que dejara de enseñar... y comparte su visión para la reconstrucción de su amado país.

When the Taliban closed all the girls' schools in Afghanistan, Sakena Yacoobi set up new schools, in secret, educating thousands of women and men. In this fierce, funny talk, she tells the jaw-dropping story of two times when she was threatened to stop teaching -- and shares her vision for rebuilding her beloved country.

During turbulence and social upheaval most people retreat into themselves and focus on only one task—survival. Fortunately for the women and children of Afghanistan, Sakena Yacoobi did more. With only $20,000, Yacoobi formed what is now the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL). Until the fall of the Taliban in 2001, AIL operated underground. AIL now serves 350,000 women and children each year. Yacoobi explains her vision for AIL to Design for Change host Sheela Sethuraman as well as her incredible journey and experiences along the way. https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/sakena_yacoobi_-_creating_hope_for_afghan_women