The United Nations Development Fund for Women
(UNIFEM) has been implementing this Palestinian community-based women’s
empowerment programme for the past
Yes, we can; but are we equipped to allow this learning to
transform our thinking and behaviour? This is another story.
The following remarks were made by Timothy Rothermel,
the former UNDP Representative to the occupied Palestinian territory at a CNI
(Council for the
Women’s Day 2006 and Palestinian women and
girls are more likely to be standing in a line at the Kalandia, Hawara or
Bethlehem checkpoints than marching
The Women’s Affairs Centre (WAC) is a
non-profit, non-governmental organization mainly concerned with improving the
role of women in Palestinian society,
Palestine is considered one of the most important places
for monitoring bird migration in the world. This is due to its geographical
location on the western
Life, nature, and the planet earth have been generally
exposed to female features throughout different civilizations and times. Some
old cultures symbolized
Palestinians were always proud of their achievements in
education. As a substitute of their loss of land and livelihood, investment in
education was a
During the past five years, Al-Kasaba Theatre
and Cinematheque was able to create and strengthen the habit of participating in
cultural cinematic events.
Students’ chatter and wild rumours of scholarships fill
the air as everyone waits in anticipation for the Harvard guests. Schools from
all over Palestine
A survey of the history of the Palestinian women’s
movement since the beginning of the previous century illustrates clearly the
permanent intersection
“Nurturing democracy, especially in the
Middle East, is essential to halting terrorism…but when democracy fails we have
to be prepared to use force.”
Very few were not confused at the Palestinian National
Authority (PNA) or the outgoing Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC) for
frequently missing opportunities,
The following is an excerpt of a talk given by Sam Bahour at
the Association of International Development Agencies (AIDA) in Palestine
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It is my favourite moment of the class. The kids have all
spun and jumped and twisted and turned and danced out being happy or sad or
monkeys or kings.
More than 150 people arrived in Ramallah on 19 January
2006 to witness the emergence of a new technological revolution in Palestine.
After a whole year
The United Nations Development Fund for Women
(UNIFEM) has been implementing this Palestinian community-based women’s
empowerment programme for the past
Yes, we can; but are we equipped to allow this learning to
transform our thinking and behaviour? This is another story.The following remarks were made by Timothy Rothermel,
the former UNDP Representative to the occupied Palestinian territory at a CNI
(Council for the
Women’s Day 2006 and Palestinian women and
girls are more likely to be standing in a line at the Kalandia, Hawara or
Bethlehem checkpoints than marching
The Women’s Affairs Centre (WAC) is a
non-profit, non-governmental organization mainly concerned with improving the
role of women in Palestinian society,
Palestine is considered one of the most important places
for monitoring bird migration in the world. This is due to its geographical
location on the western
Life, nature, and the planet earth have been generally
exposed to female features throughout different civilizations and times. Some
old cultures symbolized
Palestinians were always proud of their achievements in
education. As a substitute of their loss of land and livelihood, investment in
education was a
During the past five years, Al-Kasaba Theatre
and Cinematheque was able to create and strengthen the habit of participating in
cultural cinematic events.
Students’ chatter and wild rumours of scholarships fill
the air as everyone waits in anticipation for the Harvard guests. Schools from
all over Palestine
A survey of the history of the Palestinian women’s
movement since the beginning of the previous century illustrates clearly the
permanent intersection
“Nurturing democracy, especially in the
Middle East, is essential to halting terrorism…but when democracy fails we have
to be prepared to use force.”