阿富汗领导力学校（SOLA）创始人沙巴娜·巴西吉-拉希克在塔利班重新控制阿富汗后逃往卢旺达，并在当地开设了一所永久性校园1。SOLA成立于2016年喀布尔，在2021年塔利班禁止女孩上六年级以上的学校后迁往卢旺达1。
这所新校园目前招收了122名女生，是SOLA有史以来最大规模的学生数量1。除了在卢旺达的实体校园外，该组织还通过SOLAx在线平台为41,000名学生提供基于WhatsApp的免费远程教育，覆盖范围主要在阿富汗及其他76个国家1。这些举措直接回应了约240万阿富汗女孩被禁止接受中学教育的现状1。申请SOLA项目的人数众多——每年数千名阿富汗女孩提交申请，但超过99%的申请被拒1。所有SOLA项目均由全球捐助者免费资助1。梅琳达·弗伦奇·盖茨在2024年向巴西吉-拉希克授予2000万美元，她是获得这一金额的12名全球领导者之一1。
The School of Leadership, Afghanistan (SOLA), founded by Shabana Basij-Rasikh, has established a permanent campus in Rwanda after the organization was forced to flee Afghanistan.1 The move came following the Taliban's prohibition on girls attending school beyond sixth grade in 2021, prompting SOLA to relocate its operations to continue its educational mission.1
The Rwanda campus now enrolls 122 girls, marking the largest cohort in SOLA's history since its founding in Kabul in 2016.1 This physical school represents a crucial response to a growing crisis: approximately 2.4 million Afghan girls have been excluded from secondary education according to an August UN report.1 The demand far exceeds available capacity, with over 99 percent of applications from Afghan girls rejected annually despite thousands submitting requests each year.1
Beyond the Rwanda location, SOLA has expanded its reach through SOLAx, an online platform launched in 2024 that provides free remote education via WhatsApp, currently serving 41,000 students primarily in Afghanistan and 76 other countries.1 All SOLA programs operate without charge to students, supported entirely by global donors.1 In recognition of her work, Shabana Basij-Rasikh received a $20 million grant from Melinda French Gates in 2024, awarded to her as one of twelve leaders receiving similar support.1
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