One way will encrouge girls education in South Sudan

When I will go back home, my vision is improving female literacy in South Sudan because, education for all, is a human right. I believe, I will achieve my dream. By increasing awareness for girls at school that is my duty as a teacher. I will  let them think, "education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world" influence in their ideas (washing their brain of ideas that, they were born to get married, and bring children) change will start from me, ( family), talk to my sisters who have not completed their education for reasons of, early marriage to go back to school, and those who are not getting married yet, I will encourage them to finish their education.

I will meet the communities for discussion and share with them my ideas,  including parents, youth (young men as a part contributed of the issue), church leaders have advices role to consider the issues. Indeed increase awareness of the community with the culture do not allow girls go to school, and those who care about girls 'age after University. Therefore, adults have a duty to bear the responsibility for their girls." When parents and teachers collaborate on behalf of children, they create windows of light for the generations that follow." I think the way of increasing awareness will help me to implement my goals.

How I will do it?
This issue of girls education will need that, all people put hands on hands, the government of South Sudan, communities, organizations, ministry of education, girls' interested and I,will work together to end early marriage and other causes that are barriers to female education. By organizing the meeting places, Media, workshops, Newspaper, Voices speaking, microphone, Meeting with girls 'mothers to encourage their daughters, Televisions program, and Radio to give chance to people who are living in the villages. Keeping girls in school can help South Sudan because, there are links between girls education and country development.

Hello,Ladies could you join me to go back South Sudan?