Women run a recycling factory in Halabja
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Maryam, a young woman (28 years old) from Al-Hamdaniya in the Nineveh Plain, turned the crisis into hope and became an inspiration to her peers. She learned to design invitation cards and cards for companies and projects online during the Corona period. She opened a private studio after the ban was lifted and employed 3 girls.
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Dalal Iriqat, an Associate Professor and a diplomatic expert, defies the limited representation of women in conflict and diplomacy. Hailing from Palestine, she has become a prominent figure, known for her insightful analyses and opinions. Despite the underrepresentation of women in media, Dalal has emerged as a distinguished voice, invited to speak on various TV channels and platforms.Scheduled to address a gathering of diplomats, including Jared Kushner, on March 7th, Dalal finds herself at the center of an incitement campaign due to her bold opinions. Her expertise in conflict resolution and diplomacy has garnered attention and admiration, but it has also attracted controversy.Facing scrutiny and opposition, Dalal remains steadfast in her commitment to shedding light on the complexities of the Palestinian situation. Her journey challenges stereotypes, as she navigates a male-dominated field and confronts incitement campaigns with resilience and determination. Dalal Iriqat’s story exemplifies the strength of Palestinian women breaking barriers in diplomacy and conflict analysis.
Young unemployed individuals confront unemployment with successful projects.
Umm Haid is a Karbala woman who reclaimed land in the middle of the desert
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What does motherhood mean to a mother who lost her children after waiting for them for a whole decade? – Rania Abu Anza – Gaza Strip
This year, Palestinian mothers in Gaza will be unable to celebrate Mother’s Day due to the ongoing war, which has inflicted immense pain and loss on countless families. Among them is Rania Abu Anzeh, who after a decade of trying, experienced both the joy of finally giving birth to twins and the unbearable sorrow of […]
Adaptation; Along the Rivers of Change. Short description: Winter in Lebanon this year has been marked by strange storms: Some sporadic rainfall, followed by long periods of sunshine, before the onset of rainfall once more. For city dwellers, the sunshine is a welcomed friend, but for those that live in Lebanon’s mountains, this is cause for disaster.In this documentary, we examine the direct impact of climate change on the rise in temperatures and its effect on rivers across the country. For communities that rely on rivers as their main source of water, how does this rapid rise in temperature affect them?
The people of Muqdadiya in a “big celebration” on the occasion of Iraqi Mother’s Day.
Volunteers organize an iftar meal for municipal workers (cleaners) in Baqubah
This year, Palestinian mothers in Gaza will be unable to celebrate Mother’s Day due to the ongoing war, which has inflicted immense pain and loss on countless families. Among them is Rania Abu Anzeh, who after a decade of trying, experienced both the joy of finally giving birth to twins and the unbearable sorrow of losing them, along with her husband, in the ongoing war on Gaza. Rania’s story poignantly illustrates the bittersweet nature of motherhood in a war-torn region, where moments of joy are overshadowed by profound loss and grief. Despite the devastation, Rania’s memories with her twins serve as a reminder of the enduring love and resilience of mothers, even in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
