Mary Noble – Founder and CEO of Feminenza International interviews Diana Nammi – Founder and CEO of IKWRO (Iranian Kurdish Women Rights Organisation: www.ikwro.org.uk, Photo by Andrew Parsons) 17 December, 2020 “There is no honour in “honour” based violence”
Experiencing the Power of Forgiveness through Music – The Forgiveness Concerts
The Forgiveness concerts, held in Wales, Nottingham and Barnet, UK in March 2009, were created by Feminenza to help fund the urgently needed Forgiveness & Reconciliation counsellor training of women in regions of Africa currently gripped in conflict, in their own
Forgiveness – It’s About Humanity: A meeting with Archbishop Elias Chacour – Part 2
PART II – FORGIVENESS – IT’S ABOUT HUMANITY – REMEMBER THE PAST BUT DON’T LIVE IN THE PAST Forgiveness and Reconciliation are the bedrock of continuance into any future dealings or relationship, and evolution in any situation that requires it,
We are All Born Babies: A meeting with Archbishop Elias Chacour – Part 1
In the fall of 2019, during a Feminenza discovery mission to the Middle East, we had the privilege to be hosted by the Mar Elias School, and an opportunity to meet Archbishop Elias Chacour, endearingly called “Abuna”– our father, by
International Women’s Day 2020 – Feminenza in the UK
Feminenza members in London celebrated International Women’s Day 2020 with an exhibition dedicated to recognising extraordinary people who have been (or continue to be) instrumental in furthering the advancement of women. A team of volunteers helped to create a warm
“To build peace on desktops” – Interview by Vera de Wit and Eileen McGowan with Emil Haloun, Veronica Tabrani Abu Rahmon and Izar Taha
“To build peace on desktops”… Is the motto of the Mar Elias High School in Ibillin, a small Arab Village in the Galilee, where Christians and Muslims have lived together peacefully for hundreds of years. Founded by Father Abuna Elias
Trauma Healing Workshop Experience
Day 1 Understanding and Managing Fear – Part 1 Monday 15 October marked the first day of Feminenza’s Trauma Healing Workshop, bringing together 14 youth workers from the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands and Italy. The day was full of new