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Sanna Ejaz(born 03rd June) is one of the leading social, rights activists, blogger, journalist working for peace building and human rights. Sanna leads Gandhara center for peace and cultural education. 

Early Life & Education

Sanna was born and brought up in Peshawar. She received her early and high school education from Federal Government School in Peshawar and completed her bachelor's degree in Management and Public Administration from (College of Home Economics University of Peshawar. She has also got professional bachelors degree in Education and Diploma in Development Journalism from Department of Journalism and Mass Communication University of Peshawar. Sanna has also completed several certificate courses: She has done graduate course in intercultural Education & Leadership from Plymouth State University New Hampshire USA.

Political Career

Sanna joined Awami National Party in 2008, then became its youth wing National Youth Organization's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (provincial) Education and Culture Secretary in 2013 and then became vice president of the province in 2017. Joined Pakhtunkhwa Ulasi Tehreek in December 2014. Sanna started supporting the Pashtun cause of Mehsud Tahafuz Movement which changed into Pashtun Tahafuz Movement and has became its core committee member (core leader) in 2017.

Activism

Sanna Ejaz is a Founder & Chairperson of [[1]] center for peace & cultural education. Sanna, a dissident has been arranging diverse occasions, for example, Training workshops, Charity appears, Walks and vigils on Human Rights [specifically women], Peace and Pluralism, Activity Based Learning, Child Friendly Schooling, Conflict Resolution, Personal Hygiene, Basic Teachers Training. Sanna stayed full time volunteer to propel ladies voters crosswise over Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and FATA once in 2008 (when [Bagh], the aggressor authority had banned ladies from vote throwing in open dangers) 2013 General Election held in the nation, and after that in 2015 neighborhood bodies race ([Pakhtunkhwa]). She not just inspired ladies to cast their votes, she was the vocal voice on a few stages, standard media and online networking, pushing political gatherings not to trade off ladies votes. As ladies votes were bargained both in 2013 general and 2015 bi-decision. Sana runs “[[2]]’s collection,” a cause for girls’ education. The Collection finances poor girls and girls from far-flung areas in covering their educational expenses like buying books, paying hostel and tuition fees. She has been lauded worldwide and nationwide for her social activism for the last seven years. A Vision that motivated her vigorously is a social request that guarantees singular freedoms & aggregate prosperity. She has likewise been occupied with scholarly innovative, social activism and promotion throughout the previous ten years on the issues specified previously. She is running a gathering Malala's Collection a reason for Girl's Education, for peace advancement she is dealing with "against [weapon] Campaign and she is likewise doing a live radio television show on issues and difficulties in instruction, her attention is on training & mindfulness through which human flexibility can be accomplished and a welfare society can be created where everybody can lead a free human life regardless of his/her religious, sex and social qualities.

Recognition Interviews and Awards

Sanna is the leading female social activist who works against terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Sanna has won journalist of the year award for reporting on reproductive health rights by [Award.], she has been given different recognition letters for her contribution in women’s rights recognition, civic education, gender equality, and women’s role in democracy and for her contribution in culture promotion and preservation. Sana’s activities are not only limited to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, as well as rest of the Pakistani provinces in particular the then Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas or [[3]]

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