Explore stories from girls around the world. Right now, our readers are discussing the impact of gender discrimination and the climate crisis on their communities.

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No Order to this Order

20-year-old climate activist, Hania Imran, reflects through a poem, about her disillusionment while attending COP28 during the bombardment of Gaza at the end of 2023.

Hania Imran

June 30, 2024

Echoes of separation: letter to a lost homeland

Aiman Ramizy reflects on the loss of her homeland after the August 2021 evacuation at Kabul airport. She documents her experiences through poetry and photos.

Aiman Ramizy

September 20, 2023

Sea air seeping through the wind

Syrian-American poet Hanan Nyrabeah writes about how her grandmother’s revolutionary spirit fuels her poetry.

Hanan Nyrabeah

July 26, 2023

patent pending

Slam poet and student Shnayjaah Jeanty shares her poem about Black name stereotyping and how Black people reclaim their identity and power with their names.

Shnayjaah Jeanty

February 15, 2023

Jin, jiyan, azadi: Kurdish women are at the forefront of the revolution in Iran

Kurdish-Arab-American Dalal Hassane shares her poem “Jina’s Kurdistan” and the importance of centring Kurdish women in the movement against the Iranian regime.

Dalal Hassane

February 01, 2023

What do criminals look like?

Student poet Fatimata Cham shares her poem about the perception of criminals and how the U.S. justice system treats Black people.

Fatimata Cham

January 06, 2021