KABUL, AFGHANISTAN — In response to the tragic news of the Taliban terror regime’s continuous bans on education, including the closure of universities for women, limiting girls' education to the third grade, and the imposition of a terror-infused curriculum, WeAreNRF has launched a new initiative: “Every Home, A School.”

Ahmad Massoud, the leader of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, has publicly called for the people of Afghanistan to “take schools to your homes.” The “Every Home, A School” campaign is inspired by his vision and stands as a strong symbol of resistance against the Taliban's terror-infused education system.

Homes throughout Afghanistan are blossoming into secret classrooms, allowing children to receive education that nurtures critical thinking, compassion, and respect for human dignity. The initiative goes beyond merely providing access to education; it's a revolutionary movement aiming to empower a generation with true knowledge, free from violence and oppression.

It’s more than just a call to action; it's a powerful way of resisting the terror regime. As the Taliban continues to impose radicalized, jihadi-like curricula, teaching violence and discrimination, the NRF recognizes that the true issue lies not in the mere closure of schools, but in the perverse content being taught.

WeAreNRF urges the international community and the people of Afghanistan to join this movement and help prevent the mass radicalization of a new generation. Together, we can empower our youth with genuine education that nurtures critical thinking, compassion, and respect for human dignity.

The “Every Home, A School” campaign serves as a beacon of hope, challenging the Taliban's oppressive ideologies and highlighting the courageous volunteers who defy the bans by teaching in Kabul's backstreets and across the country.

Follow the hashtag #EveryHomeASchool on social media to learn more and be part of this life-changing movement.

About WeAreNRF:

WeAreNRF is an advocacy group working to support and promote the values of the National Resistance Front in Afghanistan, striving for a democratic, pluralistic, and tolerant society.