Chernor Bah - Educating Girls Worldwide

Chernor Bah, from Sierra Leone, is an advocate for girls' education and works with the Population Council in New York. He focuses on girls in emergencies, particularly those affected by the Ebola outbreak. Bah's passion for education stems from his experiences as a refugee during Sierra Leone's civil war. He has been involved in global initiatives like the Malala Campaign and founded the Global Youth Ambassadors Platform. Bah highlights the barriers girls face in education due to patriarchal systems and works to support local efforts to overcome these challenges, emphasizing the importance of empowering girls globally.

What motivated Chernor Bah to become an advocate for girls' education?

Describe the impact of the civil war on Chernor Bah's childhood and education.

What are some of the barriers that girls face in Sierra Leone regarding education?

How does Chernor Bah define the role of education in overcoming poverty and despair?

What initiatives has Chernor Bah been involved in to support girls' education globally?

Discuss the significance of the Children's Forum in Sierra Leone.

What does Chernor Bah identify as the major difference-maker in education outcomes for girls?