Remembering Halabja
Halabja, March 16th 2019 We commemorate the day in 1988 when Halabja was attacked with chemical weapons and our thought…
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Petition: Women’s Rights in Iraqi Kurdistan Now!
Wadi is working in cooperation with different Kurdish and Iraqi Civil Society and Women’s Rights Organisations to petition that the Kurdish…
Supporting Refugees in Greece
Wadi has been supporting refugees in Greece since 2017. Working with partner NGOs to provide shelter, psycho-social support, and food…
Working to End Plastic Bag Use in Halabja
On February 6, 2019, our partner NWE Organisation held a press conference announcing to local media their push to end…
‘No to Violence’ School – One Year Later
In November, 2017, Wadi launched the ‘No to Violence’ campaign in Garmyan, targeting schools, teachers, parents and students. The focus of…
‘Green City Halabja’: Growing a better future
The urgency of climate change has pushed forward a new project to protect the environment in Halabja, by creating public…
‘Lost all hope’; On Women Prisoners & Violence in Iraqi-Kurdistan
Our teams continue to grow and expand Wadi’s ‘No to Violence’ campaign in 2018. By engaging parents, and children in conversation…
Halabja Summer of Peace & Non-Violence: A Success Story
Halabja Summer of Peace & Non Violence works to change the way Kurds and Arabs relate to and engage with…
‘Belittled and Degraded’; An interview on FGM with the Wadi Team in Erbil
Since 2004 Wadi has been operating a number of teams to raise awareness against FGM in different regions of Iraqi…
Interview with Wadi Team on ‘No to Violence’ in Garmyan
In November, 2017, Wadi launched the No to Violence campaign in Garmyan, targeting schools, teachers, parents and students. The focus…
