My job is to empower women and girls to claim their rights. Although there is still work to be done, people are opening up to new ideas. I would like to see a South Sudan where girls are able to pursue their education to achieve their potential.

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Meet the Humanitarian Who Hopes to Lead CARE’s Work in Yemen

By Ahlam Jumaan · August 14, 2019

The challenges of being a woman humanitarian won’t stop Ahlam from achieving her goals

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