Afghanistan

Violence against women spread in most of communities. Similarly, our country also faces numerous types of violence against women. … Read More»

Founder and Executive Director of the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL), Sakena Yacoobi, is often asked why she does the kind of work she does with AIL. … Read More»

The Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) was founded in 1995, as the Taliban came to power, with the goal to empower poor women and children by providing them access to education and health services thr … Read More»

In 1995 as the Taliban came to power, Professor Sakena Yacoobi, founded the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL). … Read More»

The Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) was the first non-governmental organization (NGO) to start Women’s Learning Centers (WLCs) in Afghan refugee camps in 2002. … Read More»

Since the overthrow of the Taliban, the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) has played a major role in reconstructing Afghan society. … Read More»

With one of the highest infant and maternal mortality rates in the world, Afghans are in desperate need of high-quality, culturally sensitive healthcare and health education programs that are accessib … Read More»

Requested by women in the refugee camps, in 2002 the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) opened Women’s Learning Centers (WLCs) designed to meet the multiple needs of the Afghan women and children. … Read More»

The American University of Afghanistan, in partnership with Thunderbird School of Global Management in Glendale, Arizona, is administering the third year of a highly competitive business training and … Read More»

Open Day: Powerful Messages to Speed International Commitments 24 June 2010, UNIFEM … Read More»