Whether it be conflict zones, displacement camps, or impoverished communities, a constant remains: when living conditions worsen for entire communities, they worsen at even higher rates for women in developing countries. In destitute circumstances, many women are left widowed, making them the sole providers for their children and families. Their hardships are made even more severe given a limited female presence in the labor market coupled with limited education and work experience.

Continuing our partnership with Al-hidn, they’ve opened training centers to provide space and resources for local women to learn marketable skills like sewing, crochet, weaving, cooking and preserving allowing them to earn money for their talented craftsmanship.

Learn more about Al-hidn:

https://alhidn.org.ma/index.php/en/