Sulha

Our work combines traditional Arab methods of resolving conflicts with techniques taught in international schools of conflict transformation.

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Child Protection Policy

This Child Policy has been produced by Wi’am as a practical learning tool and set of resources for that explores some of the key principles and issues relevant to child protection, as well as outlining the steps that are needed in order to implement, report, monitor and protect children from both intentional and unintentional harm. Acknowledgements Wi’am Center would like to thank CAFOD for their full support to the production of the policy.

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Educational and Cultural Tours

Learn about the Holy Land from the people who inhabit it, through our workshops and tours.

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Wi’am Code of conduct

For the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse, fraud and corruption and abuse of power

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Towards Non-Violence School Environment لنعمل من اجل بيئة مدرسية خالية من العنف

                  لنعمل من اجل بيئة مدرسية خالية من العنف                                school.alaslah.org             https://www.alaslah.org/projects/non-violence/

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Baseline study “Women inheritance rights in Palestine”

This base line study has been undertaken to explore the extent to which the current environment in the West Bank is conducive to enhancing women’s rights, in recognition of the growing interest and efforts to promote and strengthen inheritance rights in Palestine. Limitations: The research team has faced a high level of unresponsiveness among the […]

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Merry Christmas from Wi’am!

“Our birth is in our unity. Unity makes incarnate the message of Heaven to Earth.” Merry Christmas to all people, with love and peace, from Wi’am Center and its staff. “I will hold the Christ-light for you In the night time of your fear. I will hold my hand out to you: Speak the peace you […]

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“The work of Wi’am is on the ground, with people, as we address the urgent needs of Palestinians.”

- Zoughbi Alzoughbi, Founder and Director of Wi'am