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Awareness Sessions for Girls on Gender-Based Violence in Tripoli under the “Haretna” Project
As part of the “Haretna” project funded by AFD and DANIDA, two awareness sessions on gender-based violence (GBV) were conducted at the Mina Municipality building in Tripoli. The sessions targeted a group of girls aged between 14 and 17 years, from both Lebanese and Syrian nationalities.
Read More »Psychosocial Support Sessions For Women in Tripoli Under The “Haretna” Project
As part of the “Haretna” project funded by AFD and DANIDA, focused psychosocial support sessions were conducted at the Mina Municipality building, targeting a group of women from Terabb Al-Islam and Terabb Al-Masihye areas, aged between 20 and 25 years. These sessions were designed based on the needs and priorities…
Read More »Psychosocial Support Sessions For Men in Tripoli Under the “Haretna” Project
As part of the “Haretna” project, funded by AFD and DANIDA, 6 non-focused psychosocial support sessions were organized at the Mina Municipality headquarters building. These sessions targeted a group of young men from Terabb Al-Islam and Terabb Al-Masihye areas, aged between 19 and 29 years. sessions were designed based on…
Read More »SPA 2 Project Celebrates the Success of a Trainee Who Launched Her Own Candle-Making Business
One of the participants in the candle-making training, organized as part of the “SPA 2” project in partnership between RDFL and ActionAid, succeeded in launching her own business and delivering her first official order, just one month after completing the intensive hands-on training. This milestone represents an inspiring success story…
Read More »Farewell, Comrade and Colleague Fadi Al-Sayegh… Farewell, Dear Fighter
Lebanese civil society has lost a dear comrade and colleague, Fadi Al-Sayegh, a prominent member of the Lebanese Union for People with Physical Disabilities. We knew him as a dedicated activist and a true believer in human rights. He never tired of advocating for equality, justice, and accessibility, nor of…
Read More »Psychosocial Support for Girls in Sidon as Part of the “Haretna” Project Funded by AFD and Danida
As part of “Haretna” project funded by AFD and Danida, RDFL organized a non-focused psychosocial support (PSS) session at its center in Sidon for girls aged 14 to 18 from Taamir area. The session was tailored to the specific needs and priorities of the girls, providing a safe space for…
Read More »Psychosocial Support for Men in Sidon as Part of the “Haretna” Project Funded by AFD and Danida
As part of “Haretna” project funded by AFD and Danida, RDFL organized a non-focused psychosocial support (PSS) session at its center in Sidon for residents of Taamir area. The sessions targeted young people aged 19 to 30 and were tailored to their specific needs and priorities. A safe space was…
Read More »Closing of the Second Cycle of the “Masidama” Program: Art as a Tool for Expression and Change, Supported by Trocaire and the RDPP Program
At the end of the second cycle of the “Masidama – Thinking Differently About Women and Girls’ Roles” program, the participants presented a special final initiative. The event featured an interactive theater performance directed by the talented actress Zeina Dakkash, focusing on empowering women through reimagining social roles. The participants…
Read More »RDFL Organizes Youth Feminist Leadership Training in Baalbek in Partnership with ActionAid
In partnership with ActionAid, RDFL organized an intensive training in Baalbek center, targeting a group of young activists. The training focused on leadership concepts, with a particular emphasis on young women’s leadership. Participants explored different leadership styles and their role in driving social change. The sessions also addressed change management…
Read More »RDFL Represented by Its President Marie-Thérèse El-Mir Participated in a Dialogue Meeting Upon the Invitation of NCLW
RDFL, represented by its President Ms. Marie-Thérèse El-Mir, participated in a dialogue meeting hosted by Ms. Nehmat Aoun, President of the National Commission for Lebanese Women (NCLW), on Friday, July 11, 2025. The meeting brought together feminist organizations and civil society groups to strengthen collaboration and support women’s rights in…
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