Our co-founder & Projects Manager Hajer Sharief takes a walk down the memory lane of Together We Build It's work throughout the past ten years (2011-2021). She reviews Together We Build It's book called "A decade of work" and shares some inside stories about some of our projects.

Note: Special thanks to filmmaker SirajEddin Arrab who filmed and produced this video as a gift for TWBI's 10th anniversary.

On International Women's Day, Together We Build It (TWBI) is dedicating today to all the women over Libya who are being affected and displaced due to the ongoing armed conflict over the past decade. #She's_Libya campaign is dictated to display the impact of war on women’s lives and the difficulties faced by women in these settings economically, socially and from a psychological perspective.
Today we’re Highlighting the resilience and strength of these women despite the struggle. This video reveals a true story, the story of Libya.

On International Women's Day, Together We Build It (TWBI) with the support of the Netherlands is dedicating today to all the women over Libya who are being affected and displaced due to the ongoing armed conflict over the past decade. According to IOM latest updated displacement tracking matrix, the number of displaced individuals reached 355,672, and 51% of them are women. The Netherlands and the International Community are playing an essential role to raise awareness and advance women, peace and security agenda on ground.
Today we’re Highlighting the resilience and strength of these women despite the struggle. This video reveals a true story, the story of Libya.

Working towards peace through only formal peace processes can produce fragile and unsustainable peace. Together We Build It organization (TWBI), we believe in the importance of preparing local communities “The Base” and working to pave the way for peace resulting from the formal processes “Top of the Pyramid”.

This video is a part of a national campaign that aims at highlighting the great role Libyan women already play in many important fields like Education, Economy, and Health. So, if one day all women disappear all these fields will collapse. Then, why can't we have women in decision making as well? Maybe their contribution can change our world.

To be continued...

On the occasion of International Human Rights day, TWBI among local and international partners held Ta3beer Exhibit. Which aimed at highlighting the power of art in raising awareness about social issues.

Super Banaweet came to address the harmful gender norms that students between 14 and 17 are exposed to in schools which have a negative influence of widening the gender inequality gap. The stories brought 5 characters to this edition which were a reflection of true life super girls who worked on those stories. We bring to you here three of those young ladies taking about the development of the stories.

On the 70th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights day, Together We Build It (TWBI) along with Habka magazine in partnership with Defender Center for Human Rights and the Libya platform opened up the the art exhibition “Ta3beer: express it the way you see it!”.
For more: https://togetherwebuildit.org/portfolio/human-rights-day-ta3beer-exhibition/

On the 70th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights day, Together We Build It (TWBI) along with Habka magazine in partnership with Defender Center for Human Rights and the Libya platform opened up the the art exhibition “Ta3beer: express it the way you see it!”.
For more: https://togetherwebuildit.org/portfolio/human-rights-day-ta3beer-exhibition/

Dr. Rida and Rawan from Together We Build It (TWBI) Team talking about Super Nsaween Campaign vision and objectives.

In 17th anniversary of UNSCR 1325 on women, peace and security, Together We Build It held a small gathering of groups of Libyan women activists to celebrate this resolution and discuss how can it be used collectively to advance women's status in Libya.

In 17th anniversary of UNSCR 1325 on women, peace and security, Together We Build It held a small gathering of groups of Libyan women activists to celebrate this resolution and discuss how can it be used collectively to advance women's status in Libya.

Introducing the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 in Libya through 1325 Network In Libya under Together We Build It administration. As well as advocating for women, peace and security since 2012.

Aisha Altubuly from Together We Build It in an interview with Elkul channel explaining Super Nsaween Campaign ideas.