Malala Fund gets a shout-out from Stranger Things' Millie Bobbie Brown

In an Instagram video yesterday, Millie urged her followers to join Malala's #yesallgirls campaign

20 Sep, 2016

Malala Fund has found a new supporter in Millie Bobbie Brown, the 12-year-old star of sci-fi horror series Stranger Things.

In an Instagram video yesterday, Millie urged her followers to join Malala's #yesallgirls campaign, which seeks to remind world leaders of their promise to provide education to every girl.

Millions of refugee girls can't go to school join @malalafund movement for #yesallgirls 🙏❤️ We are all so privileged to be able to go to school lets help these girls do the same please! Malala.org/yesallgirls link in my bio!

A video posted by Millie Bobby Brown (@milliebobby_brown) on Sep 19, 2016 at 11:26am PDT

"We all know how powerful young girls can be, and education is the key to unlocking that power," says the young actor.

"Last year, world leaders promised 12 years of education for every girl yet millions of refugee girls around the world still can't go to school. Malala Fund has launched a campaign to send a message of hope to our girls and to remind world leaders to honour that promise," she tells us.

Millie asks that her followers share their photographs on Facebook and Instagram with the hashtag #yesallgirls.