No limit to women’s resilience and giving
The women who were chosen through the Harat Al Ouneh (Supportive Neighborhoods) initiative for support were not ordinary women. Rather, the story of each of Read More
No limit to women’s resilience and giving
The women who were chosen through the Harat Al Ouneh (Supportive Neighborhoods) initiative for support were not ordinary women. Rather, the story of each of Read More
Time spent on community service is a gain
Her shy personality may not reflect how active she is. Raghad Abu-Aishah 22, lives in Amman with her family. She is completing her master’s degree Read More
Women in Syrian refugee camps in Jordan form community networks to overcome challenges
“Life in the camp is full of challenges, but alhamdulillah, I always find a way to solve these challenges,” said Amnah Al-Kayed, a member of Read More
ARDD Hosts the UNSR on Violence Against Women and Girls, Reem Alsalem’s visit to Jordan
During UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls Reem Alsalem’s first visit to Jordan in years, the Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development Read More
Renaissance, the politics of aesthetics Prolegomena for decolonizing the idea of Renaissance
Raffaele Federici[1] “Renaissance” in French means “rebirth” and it is from the French that the English got this word. During the 19th century, the English term Read More
