
YW4A Stories of Leadership: Lina Al-Khatib – from Beit Kahil to Advocacy Leadership
Lina Al-Khatib, a young woman from the village of Beit Kahil in Hebron, south of the West Bank (22 years
Lina Al-Khatib, a young woman from the village of Beit Kahil in Hebron, south of the West Bank (22 years
I am a success story and proof that a girl from a village in Kenya can dream and the dream can become a reality.
The positive masculinity methodology encourages introspection and dismantles harmful societal expectations that can be damaging to men, women, and girls.
One of the key strengths of the YW4A partnership lies in its ability to leverage the technical expertise of partner organizations and tap into their existing advocacy and networking platforms.
The Global Conference on Women’s Rights in Islam (GCWRI) is scheduled from May 14th to May 16th, 2024, at
Discover the remarkable journey of empowerment and transformation with challenge beliefs, and drive change within their families and communities.
“I do not have financial gain from this activity, but my passion is to always defend violated rights.”
Christine Fakry advocates for gender equality and combatting GBV highlighting the crucial role of youth in promoting awareness and support for SGBV survivors within their communities.
Gwaridi FEMSpace, composed of young Muslim women in Meru County, stands united to confront challenges faced by girls in their community, particularly addressing issues like forced early marriages that place young Muslim girls in vulnerable situations.
Through the FEMspaces, young women in Kenya are addressing pressing needs in schools and communities, from menstrual hygiene to education access, showcasing resilience and determination while exemplifying the power of collective action.