Uploaded March 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
UH Stands #withMalala time lapse
As an advocacy project in Fall 2015 for the course Social Work and Global Justice Issues, taught by Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams and Professor Aabha Brown, one student group organized an event inspired by the work of Malala Yousafzai to promote global female education. With the support of generous donors, the students commissioned local artist Anat Ronen to paint an eight-foot-square portrait of Malala while standing in front of the GCSW building in order to draw an audience who otherwise may not have considered the issue or its importance. Following the event, the donors dedicated the piece, Equality Means Education for Everyone, to the College, where it hangs on the building's second floor as a reminder of the power of advocacy and art in social justice.
UH Stands #withMalala time lapse
As an advocacy project in Fall 2015 for the course Social Work and Global Justice Issues, taught by Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams and Professor Aabha Brown, one student group organized an event inspired by the work of Malala Yousafzai to promote global female education. With the support of generous donors, the students commissioned local artist Anat Ronen to paint an eight-foot-square portrait of Malala while standing in front of the GCSW building in order to draw an audience who otherwise may not have considered the issue or its importance. Following the event, the donors dedicated the piece, Equality Means Education for Everyone, to the College, where it hangs on the building's second floor as a reminder of the power of advocacy and art in social justice.
