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Shams_Al-Insaniya for_Women_and_Children supports children and celebrates World Children’s Day

On the occasion of World Children’s Day, Shams Humanity Organization for Women and Children participated in the event organized by the Child Protection Committee in Ramadi, affiliated with TDH, as part of the “Open Doors” activity.This participation came in celebration of this global occasion, which aims to promote children’s rights, develop their abilities, and support […]

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As part of a series of meetings of the Bridges of Hope Forum against violent extremism

Shams Al-Insaniya Organization, in cooperation with the Committee for Countering Violent Extremism and with support from German Cooperation, held the third meeting of the “Bridges of Hope Forum” on November 9, 2025, in Salahuddin Governorate – Tikrit. This meeting was part of a series of sessions dedicated to developing the content of the Bridges of

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A simple conversation can pave the way to a better society

Within the framework of the “Bridges of Hope” project, and with support from German Cooperation and in coordination with the Salah al-Din Governorate’s Subcommittee for Combating Violent Extremism, the Shams Al-Insaniya Organization for Women and Child (SHAO) held a dialogue session on October 27, 2025, entitled: 🎨 “A Session for Formulating Community Ideas and Messages”

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Through dialogue we create hope, and through cooperation we build peace

Within the framework of the “Bridges of Hope Forum” project, and with the support of the German Cooperation ,the Shams Al-Insaniya Organization for Women and Children (SHAO) held a dialogue session on October 26, 2025, entitled:“Introducing the Bridges of Hope Forum and Its Activities and Mechanisms.” The session aimed to familiarize participants with the forum’s

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Climate change and its environmental, social, and economic impacts

Shams Al-insaniya Organization for Women and Children participated in a capacity-building training on climate change for civil society organizations and local actors, organized by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Ramadi.The training aimed to strengthen participants’ understanding of the environmental, social, and economic impacts of climate change, and to empower local organizations to develop effective

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Dialogue Session titled “Bridges of Hope Forum

Shams Al-Insaniya Organization for Women and Child held a dialogue session on October 18, 2025, in cooperation with the Sub-Committee for Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE) in Salah Al-Din Governorate, and in partnership with the German Agency for Cooperation , under the title “Activating the Bridges of Hope Forum in Salah Al-Din.” 🌿🎯 Objective of the

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Reducing Violence Extremism and the Role of Leadership and Community Participation

Shams Al-Insaniya Organization for Women and Child- SHAO, in cooperation with the PVE Sub-Committee in Salah al-Din Governorate, and funded by German Cooperation (GIZ), implemented a training workshop titled “Reducing Violence Extremism and the Role of Leadership and Community Participation in Countering It” on 15–17 September 2025 🕊️ 🎯 Training Objective:The workshop aimed to strengthen

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Iraqi Women’s Network

Shams Al-Insaniya Organization for Women and Children participated in the opening of the National Conference of the Iraqi Women’s Network, held under the slogan “Rights, Equality, and the Empowerment of Women and Girls in Iraq.” The conference was attended by a distinguished group of women leaders and advocates from the Network, as well as prominent

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