Not to forget participates in a training course on mobile journalism to advocate for women's economic rights.
Not to forget Association participated in a training course on mobile journalism, aimed at enhancing and developing media skills to advocate for women's rights in the field of economics. The training targeted participants from Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia, and was part of the "Feminism for Working Women" project. The course is fully funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is implemented in collaboration with four regional institutions. Titled "Feminism for Economic Women's Rights," the course seeks to highlight the challenges facing working women and promote their economic rights.
Palestinian Labor Law.
We present the highlighted provisions excerpted from the Palestinian Labor Law to raise awareness about the economic rights of working women
Economic Violence
Economic gender-based violence is any act or behavior that causes economic harm to women, such as limiting or restricting access to financial resources, participation in the labor market, education, and health. Additionally, it includes legal frameworks that discriminate against women and undermine their economic rights, such as their right to inheritance and land ownership.
Negative energy: Managing and Overcoming.
In the midst of the challenging circumstances we are currently facing, there is a pervasive sense of an inability to work and a lack of motivation to engage in any activities. This feeling is particularly evident in the deficiency of positive energy, known as negative energy. To overcome this situation and improve mood, we would like to share some suggestions that may help alleviate the impact of negative energy. We wish everyone health and optimism during these difficult times.
Economic Rights of Women.
Within the Feminism for Women's Economic Rights program, the project 'Your hand with us' works on raising awareness among women working in the informal sector about their economic rights and the violations they may face during their work
The political participation.
To enhance women's access to decision-making centers in Jenin Governorate, we present the obstacles facing women in political participation and propose strategies to overcome them.
My Safe Place
As part of the My Safe Place project implemented by "Not to forget" with the support of the Canadian government, aiming to create safe spaces for women in Palestinian camps, a five-day training was conducted to build the capacities and develop the skills of feminist activists from Balata, Askar, and Jenin camps. The training focused on conducting sessions with women's groups, mechanisms for identifying women's needs, concepts of protection committees, their goals, and criteria for selecting committee members in the three camps.
Women empowerment
An invitation to empower women by providing them the opportunity to participate in decision-making.
No to violence.
Rejecting violence: Protecting women and children within the framework of the law.