IFE Talk Series: Challenges of Discrimination as a Teacher| Pakistan

Tune in to this space for an in-depth conversation with Sister Zeph, an educator from semi-urban village in Gujranwala where she talks about her journey as an education activist and teacher. This dialogue is the first in the series initiated on "Understanding Invisible Barriers to Education", where we have focused on the types of challenges that teachers face on-ground and how they cope with issues of social stereotyping and discrimination as members belonging to religious minority communities.
Sister Zeph has under her care around 200 students at the school she has set up in her neighborhood. She has won Lynn Syms global prize for her writing and work in 2014, She was awarded the Bioneers Change maker’s award in 2015 and in 2018 Eternal Life Ministry International awarded her with an Outstanding performance award.
We hope this to be a great learning experience for those working for peace, human rights and education. If you have more queries or comments, feel free to contact IFE Founder and CEO, Zeeba T. Hashmi; zeeba.hashmi@gmail.com
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