“There is no time for fear”: The women leading Syria’s emergency response
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Linah is a counsellor for women and youth in her community navigating mental health challenges.
Areej’s future was uncertain. Like many young Syrians, her opportunities were limited by conflict. Now, she’s building new skills at a vocational training centre in Salamieh that is helping young people in crisis forge a path to work and stability.
In Cabo Delgado, women's 'change groups' help educate, empower, and engage people in the community.
Sedrat's education was interrupted by Syria's civil war. Her family were displaced, and her education suffered. Now, Sedrat is studying at a learning centre in Aleppo which focuses on supporting learners who have left the education system.
In times of conflict, education is often one of the first things to be disrupted, and girls are most at risk of being left behind.
As internally displaced people, Awa and Zura are settling into a new community in Cabo Delgado.
Sujata is one of few female Sarpanchs (village head) in rural India. She leads her local Gram Kachahari (village-level court), addressing minor offenses and disputes in the community, including reports of domestic violence.
Adiba grew up in a rural community in northern Pakistan, where traditional gender roles prevent women and girls from making decisions about their bodies and lives.