In a displacement camp on the edge of Sulaymaniyah, a year-long project gave women something quietly radical: a skill of their own, a small income, and the confidence to believe both were theirs by right.
A six-month program to help women lead – not in theory, but in the real positions and roles they have already reached across Iraqi
society.
In the Bazian community outside Sulaymaniyah, a short, focused project set out to put income – and the skills to earn it – within reach of local women and young people.
