Early Life
What was the country Malala was born in?
Pakistan
What issue does Malala fight for?
Girls education rights
What was Malalas greatest award?
The nobel peace prize
What does “Kaizen” mean?
Continuous improvement / ongoing change and building on previous progress
What was her main leadership style
Transformational
In what valley was Malala born?
Swat valley
Who took control of the Swat Valley and banned girls from attending schools?
The Taliban
How old was Malala when she won the nobel peace prize?
17 years old
What is the name of the organization founded by Malala and her father?
The Malala Fund
What was her main goal?
To get girls a proper education
What did Malala's father do for a living?
Teacher, owned a girls school
What name did Malala use when writing the diary for BBC Urdu?
Gul Makai
What year was she attacked on her school bus?
2012
About how many students has the Malala Fund reached?
Over 26 million students
What does transformational leadership focus on?
Inspiring and motivating others to create change beyond themselves.
What did Malalas father believe about boys and girls?
They should have the same opportunities
At what age did Malala start writing about her experience?
11 years old
Who shared the nobel peace prize with malala?
Kailash Satyarthi
About how much money has the Malala Fund raised and distributed?
About $65 million
What makes Malala’s leadership go beyond benefiting herself?
She advocates for girls' education worldwide rather than focusing only on her own success.
Why did Malala's father want her to continue her education?
He wanted her to be able to achieve whatever she hopes and dreams for later on in life
What happened to Malala on her way home from school in October 2012
She was shot in the side of her head
Name two other awards Malala received
Sakharov Prize, National Youth Peace Prize, Liberty Medal
How many countries has this helped
About 27
What makes Malala a good leader?
Brave, courageous, strong, intelligent, and driven.