Our Expert Opinion by Nadia Jeouda (See below the article to find her biography) Since February 2011, the women and youth led civic movement took off in spreading…
read morePhoto Credit: WILPF The Article written by Sheila Goishabib, WILPF If the European heat wave made a big impact on Geneva last week, a delegation from the Libyan Together…
read moreAs part of a bigger project started in August 2018 conducting nation wide consultations to feed into the women, peace and security (WPS) strategy on Libya for more gender equality.…
read moreWritten by Sajeda Alsharief, Soad Fathi, Reem Mahmoud As young girls we were always advised to act like grownups as “more rational”, even though all we’ve seen from grownups…
read moreIn an interview with UN Women, talking about the role youth can play in our world: “I believe that youth can have a crucial role in changing the status quo,…
read moreTogether We Build It (TWBI) organization, An inter-generational organization working to promote peace and security in Libya. TWBI beloved in the important role of an inter-generational gender approach to formal and…
read moreBy Soad Fathi Why do people always assume that being young means you’re not capable of thinking about serious matters, that we can’t decide for ourselves, or we don’t know…
read moreIn 2011, when the revolution broke out, I witnessed men and women side to side taking part of it and fighting for the future of Libya equally. However, not…
read moreBased on an article by Louise Allen published here Women’s civil society advocates were long excluded from the security council. This is changing, but they must be allowed to speak freely.…
read moreBy Sajeda Sharief Teachers should give lessons about kindness and respect, but what if in the middle of a lesson in the class room you notice the teacher describing people…
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