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RAZIA'S STORY IS FEATURED AT THE

Razia Jan's story has been recognized by the 9/11 Memorial & Museum as an example of compassion, resilience, and the power one person has to create lasting change.

Whether you discovered Razia through the museum or are learning about her for the first time, we're honored to share her story with you.

 

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A Symbol of Freedom & Hope

The kite is a symbol dear to Razia Jan which represents freedom for Afghan girls and the hope for these girls to fly wherever they dream.

Handcrafted by students connected to the Zabuli Education Center, each pin represents resilience, possibility, and the belief that education can lift girls toward brighter futures.

Courtesy 9/11 Memorial & Museum

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Her Legacy Lives On

What began with one woman's determination continues to change lives every day.

Today, over 900 girls attend the Zabuli Education Center, where they receive a quality education, daily transportation, nutritious meals, school supplies, and the opportunity to learn in a safe and supportive environment.

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The Story Continues with You

Whether you're here through the museum , a friend, or are just discovering Razia today, thank you for being a part of a legacy that continues to change lives.

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