(Originally published in GPE - July 11, 2013) Malala Yousafazai is just one of millions of girls who have been denied their right to...

(Originally published in The Huffington Post September 8, 2013) Today’s youth are more connected, more aware and more engaged than we...

(Originally published in The Huffington Post December 23, 2013) Thirteen years after world leaders committed to providing access to...

(Originally published in The Huffington Post May 18, 2014) I grew up in a war that made me a refugee from my home in Sierra Leone, and...

(Originally published in Brookings August 6, 2014) Excited and curious, we drove closer to the mountainous ranges of the landscape, not...

(Originally published in The Huffington Post August 15, 2014) Young people around the world are responding in a defiant manner:...

(Originally published in The Huffington Post - October 31, 2014) As in most emergencies, girls in Sierra Leone serve as primary care...

(Originally published in eboladeeply.org November 6, 2014) Chernor Bah, a global youth advocate and education activist from Sierra Leone,...

(Originally published in The New York Times- November 13, 2014) Arriving at Port Loko, one of the largest towns in the north of Sierra...

(Originally published in Africaisacountry.com- April 15, 2015) One in three girls aged 15 to 19 in Sierra Leone has been pregnant or had...

(Originally published in The Guardian - OCTOBER 11, 2015) Around the world girls are faced with far greater social, health and economic...

Education campaigner and A World at School Global Youth Ambassador Chernor Bah  has been awarded the Voice of Courage Award by the...

Students in Sierra Leone will soon be returning to school after the Ebola crisis – but many girls have been told they will be barred for...