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Afghan Women Movement from first Women Council to the Kabul Conference Statement- 17-18 July 2010

Afghan Women's Network in coordination with Ministry of Women'sAffairs and Equality for Peace and Democracy, had organized two daysconference named Afghan Women's Movement from first Women Council tothe Kabul conference on July 17 and 18,2010.In this conference around 200 Afghan women gathered from Kabul and 33provinces to discuss the roles, acheivements and future plans foradvancement of women's life in Afghanistan linking it with the KabulInternational Conference to be held on July 20, 2010…See More
Blog post by Samira Hamidi Jul 19, 2010
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My short message to the women being trained to take part in politics in Afghanistan... 1 Reply

Act on 8 and WCI hope that you become the change you want to see in your society. Please leave a short message to the 600 women being trained to take part in politics in Afghanistan in this…Continue

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ACT ON 8 is on a drive to raise $100,000 to empower Afghani women and increase democracy. $31,200 has already been donated.

$168 provides the following training and benefits to 1 Afghan woman.
ACT ON 8 will double the value of your contribution: each dollar that you donate will be matched by the same amount from ACT ON 8. Your $84 donations will allow 1 Afghan woman to:
• Participate in WCI's training program
• Follow the programs in a secured environment
• Get assistance and support to run for office, to be added to
electoral lists, and to obtain a competitive placement on the
list
• Benefit from follow up support and feedback after key elections
and events
• Acquire the skills and tools to train women in their
communities
• To work actively towards a more peaceful and democratic country
through various legal and political measures

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    Samira Hamidi

    Afghan Women Movement from first Women Council to the Kabul Conference Statement- 17-18 July 2010

    Afghan Women's Network in coordination with Ministry of Women's

    Affairs and Equality for Peace and Democracy, had organized two days

    conference named Afghan Women's Movement from first Women Council to

    the Kabul conference on July 17 and 18,2010.



    In this conference around 200 Afghan women gathered from Kabul and 33

    provinces to discuss the roles, acheivements and future plans for

    advancement of women's life in Afghanistan linking it with the…

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    Posted by Samira Hamidi on July 19, 2010 at 6:00am

    Elizabeth Rabia Roberts

    Coming to Afghanistan

    I am a citizen of the United States committed to helping the women and girls of Afghanistan -- I am returning May 14-26 and would like to meet and talk with women while I am there. I will be in Kabul and Bamiyan.

    I am a writer and public speaker and help raise money for small local women's projects.

    If you want to meet with me please email me

    Thank you

    Posted by Elizabeth Rabia Roberts on April 3, 2010 at 7:33pm

     
     
     

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