Interview with Nahid Shahalimi
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Claims that a quiet gender revolution is happening in Afghanistan and other third‑world countries with women leading in digital, software and entrepreneurial roles, and urges conferences to showcase concrete success stories rather than abstract debate. Describes running art-based fundraisers and awareness projects that combine artwork, writing and campaigning and points to a concrete trajectory: a girl barred from school until 15 who learns ABC, completes a masters and PhD by 25 and becomes a leading entrepreneur by 30. Advocates adopting proven supports like after-school programs to scale such outcomes.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Woman and foreigner in Germany
- 2:35Breaking gender stereotypes
- 4:00Global gender revolution and education
- 5:46Inspirational stories from women
- 6:48Diversity and differences
- 8:11Think globally act locally
- 9:15Positive footprint for future
- 10:38Power of simplicity and action
