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We are building a generation of Afghan leaders through the power of education.

Against impossible odds, our Fellows teach, lead, and transform communities. Join our decade-long movement of rebuilding Afghanistan, one classroom at a time. 

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students reached
70% girls

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alumni empowered
65% women

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schools enabled 
80% rural 

Afghanistan's education system is under immense pressure, with 9 million children out of school, 90% of 10-year-olds unable to read, and a teacher shortage of over 110,00. But across the country, a generation of Afghan graduates is choosing to stay, to teach, and to lead, even when the world largely looks away. TAO is built on that choice.

 

Our Vision

An Afghanistan where every child attains an excellent education, and its own people lead the way.

How We Do It

We believe teaching is leadership. We empower talented and committed Afghans through a two-year teaching fellowship to become lifelong leaders and catalysts for educational equity in Afghanistan.

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We recruit and train Afghan graduates to teach and lead in high-need schools for two years. Immersed in ground realities, they develop teaching and leadership skills to drive lasting change.

Fellowship Program

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Fellows graduate into a lifelong network of educators, advocates, and leaders across Afghanistan. Today, 79% of our alumni remain in the education sector  and our entire core team is alumni.

Alumni Movement

Through clubs, committees, and hands-on initiatives, we equip Afghan students with 21st-century skills and become active decision-makers in their own education. 

Student Leadership

A Decade, And Counting

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Ten years ago, we placed our first fellows in classrooms. Today,
          they are principals, education leads, policymakers, and parents raising the next generation.

This year, we celebrate a decade of impact, but the need has never been greater.

Your support sends the next generation of Afghan fellows into the classrooms that need them most. Every dollar counts.

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