Psychosocial Counseling: A Space for Women to Regain Balance and Strengthen Resilience

Psychosocial Counseling: A Space for Women to Regain Balance and Strengthen Resilience

Amid the accumulated pressures experienced by women residing at the American University dormitories, a psychosocial counseling group was established to provide a safe space for discussing emotions, challenges, and ways of coping with them

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Football as a Space for Building Resilience Among Displaced Children at the American University Dormitories

Football as a Space for Building Resilience Among Displaced Children at the American University Dormitories

Amid the exceptional circumstances faced by displaced children, sports activities are no longer a luxury. They have become an important space for strengthening resilience

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Joyful Spaces Summer Camp Concludes with Displaced Children from Jenin Camp

Joyful Spaces Summer Camp Concludes with Displaced Children from Jenin Camp

The activities of the “A Space of Joy” Summer Camp, organized by the Not to Forget Association in cooperation with the Middle East Alliance, have concluded in an atmosphere filled with joy, play, learning, and self-expression. The camp provided children with a safe space to reclaim a part of their childhood amid the difficult circumstances they are experiencing

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Jenin Brings Together the Voices of Refugee Women Journalists: Challenges Shared, Solutions Shaped.

Jenin Brings Together the Voices of Refugee Women Journalists: Challenges Shared, Solutions Shaped.

The Not to Forget Association in Jenin Governorate held a roundtable discussion titled “Challenges Facing Refugee Women Journalists in the Refugee Camps of the Northern West Bank,” with the participation of women journalists, media academics, journalists, activists, and civil society representatives. The session provided a dialogue space aimed at listening to field experiences and discussing the challenges facing women journalists amid the current circumstances.

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Not an Ending, but a New Beginning for Healing

Not an Ending, but a New Beginning for Healing

In every session, there was a story waiting to be told, emotions finding their way into the light, and women choosing to begin again. Not to Forget Association concluded the first phase of its psychosocial support sessions for women affected by the crisis

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Drama in Education: A Safe Space for Displaced Children to Rediscover Themselves

Drama in Education: A Safe Space for Displaced Children to Rediscover Themselves

As part of its efforts to strengthen psychosocial support for children, Not to Forget Association, in partnership with the A. M. Qattan Foundation, implemented the “Drama in Education” initiative. The initiative engaged 30 displaced children, providing them with a safe space to express their emotions, build self-confidence, and develop essential life skills through drama-based educational activities.

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Not to Forget Launches Training to Strengthen Women’s Advocacy and Leadership in Refugee Camps

Not to Forget Launches Training to Strengthen Women’s Advocacy and Leadership in Refugee Camps

As part of the “From Displacement to Empowerment” project, Not to Forget Association conducted a specialized training targeting members of popular committees and women’s centers in refugee camps across the West Bank. The training aimed to strengthen participants’ leadership capacities and enhance their knowledge of advocacy and community representation, contributing to greater women’s participation in decision-making processes and advancing the issues that affect them.

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From Skills to Economic Independence

From Skills to Economic Independence

The Women’s Activity Center in Nur Shams Refugee Camp has concluded a specialized food processing training course as part of the “From Displacement to Empowerment” project, implemented by Not To Forget Association and funded by the Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF), in partnership with the Women’s Activity Center in Nur Shams Refugee Camp.

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