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29 sty 2023 · At Guardian Girls Egypt, we partner with governments, nonprofits, companies and individuals based in Egypt at a national and local level.
30 sty 2021 · Cairo took the top ranking as the most dangerous city for women in a 2017 Thomson-Reuters Survey, in addition to ranking as the third-worst city in terms of sexual violence. With all these concerns, several nonprofit organizations are stepping in to empower women in Egypt.
3 mar 2020 · The girls are reached by a team of social workers and psychologists to escort them to the organization’s reception center, where they are interrogated to learn their reasons for leaving home and are then escorted back to their families.
Asmaa, Maha and Lo’ai act as role models in “Dawwie”. “Dawwie” is a National initiative that seeks to empower girls in Egypt. Girls are encouraged to achieve their aspirations through expressing their opinions, speaking freely and sharing their stories.
Egypt's Dawwie initiative is amplifying the voices of girls and young women with support from UNICEF. Here's a look at how the program fits in with UNICEF's broader efforts to promote gender equality around the world.
The Egyptian Centre for Women’s Rights (ECWR) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) registered at the Ministry of Social Solidarity under registration number 780 in 2004. ECWR is dedicated to supporting women in their struggle for attaining their full legal rights and establishing gender equality in the society.
This educational mentoring program empowers 100,000 at-risk girls in Egypt by creating and providing role models, increasing self-esteem, leadership skills, creativity, and educational attainment.
