Fatema and Zahra, 19, are identical twins from Mazar-e-Sharif—the largest city in northern Afghanistan. Mazar-e-Sharif is one of the most diverse city in Afghanistan with… Read More »Social Interaction Between Genders; Developing a Healthy Relationship
Through history, the city of Herat has been a place of interaction of cultures and customs, as well as the pursuit of ideas This has… Read More »Engaging youngsters from displaced communities
In conventional Afghan society, there are numerous manifestations of community dialogue in many forms and formats such as Jirga, Shora and so on. In fact,… Read More »Intergenerational Dialogue; How It Begins From Family
The children may work for the reason of poverty, and those children who are busy at work for long hours will miss the opportunity of… Read More »Bamyan “The Place of Shining Light”
It is 5:00 in the early morning. It is still a bit dark but the reddish part of the sky scattered behind the mountains signals… Read More »Engage People in Action; A Social Message through Hiking
Before the quarantine, Hasan would head out every morning on the streets of Kabul with a tiny tin of hot coals on which he’d sprinkle… Read More »Adapating to a new normal: Hasan’s ingenious new business venture
On a brisk June Morning, in the Omarzai area of Laghman province, villagers gathered in a relaxed atmosphere, keeping social distance, where the beauty of… Read More »Dera (traditional gathering of people)
Every morning, she used to wake up to an unpleasant smell spreading across their neighborhood. She was always curious and would ask her mother, “Mom,… Read More »Inspire and Mobilize People for a Community Change; What Can We Learn From Kreshma?
Ziba Afghan, a 19-year-old resident of Nangarhar province, Afghanistan lives in a society where girls face more restrictions than boys. Boys are more comfortable in… Read More »We, The Girls, and the Boys Works together to make Reading a tradition
