Girls, women and the right to education – Lama Barakat, Aisha Al-Jumah
First and foremost, we must emphasize that education is a basic right for all members …
First and foremost, we must emphasize that education is a basic right for all members …
The problem of Syrian women breadwinners and refugees in Turkey has not received the attention …
Background on the I Am She Network I Am She Network’s peace circles founded in …
I Am She Network relies most of its work on volunteer groups, and it is called the “peace circle.” Each peace circle in its community works with support for the rest of the circles that work together with other network members on national issues from the perspective of Syrian women.
I AM SHE Network works through its circles in all Syrian societies wherever it is found, and the circles spread in most of the Syrian governorates and the countries of Syrian asylum. The network currently works in 25 Syrian communities and neighboring countries through its circles and in the rest of the countries of asylum through its members.
Our approach to achieving our vision of the effectiveness of the role of women stems from a set of goals linked and complementary to each other, so it is not possible for women to participate actively and effectively without eliminating violence against them legally and socially and securing equal opportunities and empowerment in all areas.
People care about transforming their lives and exude a positive impression for belief.