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She was born in Mingora, Pakistan
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After the Taliban began attacking girls
Malala gave a speech in Peshawar, Pakistan -
Malala started to blog anonymously
on the Urdu language site of BBC -
(ICP)
Malala became an internally displaced person -
Her activism resulted in a nomination
for the international children's peace prize -
In the same year she was awarded
Pakistan's national youth peace prize -
Her voice grew louder
she and her father became known throughout education Pakistan for their determination to give Pakistani girls access to a free quality education -
15-year-old Malala Yousafzai
Was shot by Taliban -
After weeks of treatment and therapy
Malala was able to begin attending school in Birmingham -
Later that year, she published her first book
"I Am Malala:The girl who stood up for education and was shot by the Taliban" -
On her 16th birthday
Malala visited NY and spoke at the United Nations -
The European Parliamentprize
Awarded Malala the prestigious Sakharov prize for freedom of thought -
Through The Malala fund
She traveled to Jordan to meet Syria refugees, to Kenya and Nigeria (her 17th birthday) -
Malala was named a Nobel Peace Prize winner
Becoming the youngest winner female person -
A documentary
About Yousafza's life was released -
For her 18th birthday on July,
Also called Malala Day, the young activist continued to take action on global education by opening a school for Syrian refugee girls in Lebanon
