By Shehab Yacoobi | Program Administrative
As schools have been shut down by the installment of the new government in Afghanistan, education is being lost as women from grade seven up to University are no longer allowed in schools. This dilemma also causes hand to hand motor skills to be loss aswell, like sowing, writing, reading, also communication skills, talking to fellow classmates, understanding literacy, speaking other languages.
AIL seeks to empower these women and give them an equal chance, just like the boys have with eduaction. AIL staff hold womens workshops, were these women learn and aquire various skills and thoughtful education that are used in their day to day lives.
These workshops can be various different skills such as : sowing, crafting, learning technology, basic nutrition , literacy work and so on. These workshops are held by our prominant AIL staff and very well respected teachers from highschools and Universitys from various different parts of the country. Many of these workshops holds up to 10 to 50 women begging to be let in for their determination to learn.
Thank you for your interest in the women of Afghanistan !
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By Elizabeth A Appleyard | Program Administrator
By Elizabeth A Appleyard | Program Administrator
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