DC trip (advocacy training for Afghan women
I embarked on a powerful journey to Washington DC to advocate for Afghan women's rights and refugee policies.
I wanted to thank from the #AAF that given me the opportunity to be part of the Aghaz project, to learn how to advocate
How to build connection, Having a strategy in this journey.
I met with lawmakers, connected with fellow change-makers and leader from different organization
Wait their help
We pushed for humanitarian legal statues #advocate for women's education and empowerment in Afghanistan.
First aid for woman and children
That’s inspire me how to how we talked about childcare and lack of food in #afghanistan @.
I appreciate it the AAF (Afghan-American foundation) team for their hard working and support.
During my advocacy training in DC, I learned the significance of building connections and developing strategies to support Afghan women's rights. Meeting with lawmakers and collaborating with change-makers provided insights into effective advocacy methods. The discussions highlighted urgent issues such as access to education, childcare, and food security for women and children in Afghanistan. The role of organizations like the Afghan-American Foundation (AAF) is crucial in this journey, as they work tirelessly to elevate the voices of Afghan women. By sharing personal stories and advocating for humanitarian legal statues, we can work together to create lasting change. The urgency to address the dire conditions faced by women in Afghanistan requires a united front, making our advocacy efforts more vital than ever. Together, we strive for a brighter future for Afghan women through education and empowerment.





