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Liza, 41, Lebanese Married, Mother of one Lives in Burj Hammoud, Lebanon ” The explosion was so powerful that it threw my son and me against the wall. We assumed it was a rocket that struck our house, and I was screaming my heart out, losing control and not comprehending what had occurred. My hand, back, […]
READ MOREHana, 65, Lebanese Married, Mother of two Employed Lives in Ashrafiye, Lebanon ” After the 2020 Beirut blast, I didn’t fall apart but my house did. I had invested a lot of effort and money to make that house feel like home. However, I don’t care about the loses. I have been able to cope with […]
READ MOREBoard Member, Intisar Foundation ” Women are the deliberate target of war’s greatest crimes, as a means of destroying communities. The Intisar Foundation seeks to enable these women to restore their lives. I can’t think of a more vital mission. “ Please tell us more about why you decided to lend your invaluable […]
READ MOREBoard Member, Intisar Foundation ” Arab women are being affected in so many different ways. But from where I sit, I think the pressing challenge is being absent from the decision making table. Inclusion is the first and essential step to address many of the challenges that Arab women face.” Karma Ekmekji is a Mediation […]
READ MOREImmediate Past President for Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) What has inspired you to lend your invaluable support to the Intisar Foundation? I had been a close friend of HH Sheikha Intisar much before she established the Intisar Foundation, and so I was lucky to be a constant witness of the evolution […]
READ MORERegional Director and Head of Programmes at Ruwwad ” The Intisar Foundation drama therapy sessions were held in a safe, private part of our community center in East Amman… I remember how HH Sheikha Intisar stepped forward and coached one of the women to raise her voice, take the stance, even to shout out […]
READ MORELamia, 43, Palestinian-Syrian Married, Mother of four Lives Shatila Refugee Camp, Beirut, Lebanon ” Being a refugee has left me feeling defeated in a fight that I have never had a chance to win. ” My name is Lamia. I am a 43 years old Palestinian-Syrian. I studied until the seventh grade. […]
READ MOREUm Ameer, 28, Syrian Mother of one son, Unemployed Living in Beirut, Lebanon ” I felt like I was not a wife, but a maid. My family did not support me or stand by me because they thought it was normal to be treated like this. I felt alone in all my struggles. […]
READ MOREAdvisor at the Technical Committee of Intisar Foundation “We at Intisar Foundation urge the world to know that Arab women are no longer to be seen as mere victims but shall be empowered to become change makers who help develop their communities and create a more sustainable Peace environment in their countries.” How […]
READ MOREAmal, 39, Palestinian Married, Mother of four Lives in Shatila Camp, Beirut, Lebanon “I used to believe that a woman’s place was in the home, to mop and clean, because my family raised me with the mentality that women could not do this or that. Everything was forbidden. My husband had surgery a […]
READ MOREOfficially registered as a humanitarian organisation with the Charity Commission for England and Wales in 2019, Intisar Foundation is the first charitable organisation in the Middle East dedicated to providing psychological support programmes of drama therapy to Arab women affected by the brutality of war and violence.
Intisar Foundation
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70 Mark Lane, London, EC3R 7NQ
UK Registration Charity Number: 1182384