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Carbon Markets: A Climate Solution or a New Burden on Human Rights?

Learn how carbon markets work and why they matter in the fight against climate change—while exploring the challenges of making them fair and effective.

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Journalism as a Humanitarian Act: When Uncovering the Truth Becomes Saving Lives

In times of war, journalism is more than reporting—it is a humanitarian act. Journalists in conflict zones risk their lives to give victims a voice, document atrocities, and remind the world that behind every number is a human story.

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Advocacy Myths: You Don’t Need Huge Funding to Make a Change

Experiences from campaigns in Jordan, Iraq & Morocco show that meaningful change doesn’t require large budgets, but clear strategy and strong community engagement to achieve real impact.

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Intersectional Advocacy: Why Gender, Class, and Race Matter in Human Rights Work

In human rights work, injustice is complex. Intersectional advocacy recognizes how factors like gender, race, class, and disability overlap, offering a more inclusive way to address inequality.

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Bawsala Foundation “Drug-Free Life” - Addressing the Spread of Drug Use & Addiction in Al-Najaf Governorate

Establish a specialized health center in Al-Najaf Governorate that provides medical and psychological care for drug users, with a capacity of 400 beds.

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Association Citoyenneté Égalité Zahraa Tazarin For Girls Right to Education

The Zahraa Tazarin – For Girls' Right to Education campaign succeeded in advancing rural education using the New Tactics Strategic Effectiveness method to build their campaign.

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The Tenth Anniversary of the Regional Training for Trainers

New Tactics celebrated a significant milestone with the organization of its tenth Regional Training for Trainers, Dec 2024 in Amman, Jordan.

صورة جماعية للمشاركين ي التدريب الإقليمي العاشر

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My Learning Journey as a Fellow in the Lazord International Conference

Our journey began by getting to know each other, forging meaningful relationships among the cohort. This initial connection set the stage for discussions and collaborative learning.

50 fellows from Egypt, Greece and Jordan

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My UJLEP Exchange Experience: A Journey of Growth and Discovery

The U.S.-Jordan Leadership Exchange Program is designed to build leadership skills, encourage cultural exchange and promote collaboration between participants from Jordan & the US.