Malala Yousufzai says she is confident her voice matters
Education activist says she has believed in the cause for girl's education since she was 10 years old
Education activist Malala Yousufzai says that in gatherings of mostly men, she has always been confident that her voice matters.
She spoke about how the cause of education for girls has always been close to her heart.
"I would be in a gathering where there would be people, mostly men, but I had this confidence that my voice mattered,” Yousufzai wrote in a message on Instagram.
Earlier this month, the education activist joined TikTok and requested support for her charity Malala Fund on "Giving Tuesday".
The TikTok video was shared by Malala Fund's Instagram account.
It consists of a short introduction of herself for those who are unfamiliar with her work — the provision of safe, quality and free education for girls around the world — which she said she has been doing for the last 12 years.
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