?In celebration of International Women's Day, Storily extends heartfelt congratulations and admiration to every remarkable woman out there! Today is a tribute to your unwavering strength, resilience, and countless achievements. Your contributions to society, your communities, and your individual journeys inspire us all. May this day serve as a reminder of the impact you make and the positive change you bring to the world. Happy Women's Day!?

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?Finally, our brochure is here! Take a look to learn more about the curriculum that you will have in Cohort 3!
We promise it’s going to be the most exciting Ramadan months for you.
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Storily's story time is here!

Introducing Parizoda Asatilloyeva, our second speaker—a current first-year student at Columbia College, an Ivy League institution! Bound to Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Parizoda is the first student in her nation to obtain an acceptance letter from Columbia along with full financial aid!
She was also named a John Jay scholar, an honour assigned upon only 30 out of 54,000 students each year.

While only a freshman, she established the first Columbia Central Asian Association and has already secured an internship at the White House.

On March 24 8 PM GMT+5 , Pari will speak with us about her experiences as a student at one of the most famous colleges in the world, as well as about prospects for growth and development.

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1)Uzbekistan
2)Kazakhstan
3)Kyrgyzstan
4)Egypt
5)Syria
6)Nigeria
7)USA
8)Uganda
9)Afghanistan
10)Ethiopia
11)Luanda,Angola
12)India
13)Iran
14)Peru
15)Turkey
16)The Netherlands
17)Tajikistan
18)Namibia
19)Morocco
20)Belarus
21)South Korea

You might be wondering what does this list represent ?
Here’s your answer:”These are all of Countries Storily cohort 3 participants are coming from”

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Giving an overview of Storily cohort 3!

“ She founded Seribelle- an enterprise which* helped former female prisoners in Thai gain an access to job and training by selling skin care products”
“She founded H.E.R and distributed 10,000 reusable sugarcane pads in 5 countries”
“She is Forbes 30 Under 30 finalist and UN woman Honoree” *Finally, she’s a Stanford student **and one of the most recognized social entrepreneurs in Thai

All Storily alumni** will be granted an access to the workshop

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