Our programs are developed and customized to provide leadership skills and psychosocial support to marginalized and migrant women and youth anywhere in the world. Since we started, we have:
The Azadi Project works with women and youth in the Global South at the intersection of sustainable development goals – gender equality, climate action and sustainable communities. We have impacted and supported women refugees from Afghanistan, Iraq, Myanmar, Niger, Syria, Ukraine, and Yemen. In India, we work with several marginalized communities. In essence, Azadi is dedicated to creating a holistic support system that addresses the diverse needs of vulnerable and migrant populations, spanning mental health, gender empowerment, skill development, and healthcare awareness. Through these initiatives, we strive to contribute to the overall well-being and resilience of the communities we serve.
We work from the Middle East to Sub-Saharan Africa. We impact people across borders, nationalities and ethnicities.
Learn about our workshop participant’s stories. Know about their journeys searching for a better livelihood in their own voice.
We love working with a global community of people and organizations. Here’s what some of them have said about us:
Biba is a single mother of five children and lives in the Tillabery region in Niger. In the absence of jobs and with no possibility to go to school in Niger, she followed her husband to Libya in order to find work. Biba’s dream of a better life in Libya was overshadowed by experiences of racism in everyday life. After 9 years she was forced to return to Niger as the war broke out. Back in her home country, she wants to help build a better future for the next generation “All I am asking for is an equal and fair chance for everyone.”