For women in Iran and Afghanistan, the internet is more than just a tool for communication—it is a lifeline. In […]

For women in Iran and Afghanistan, life is often defined by struggle—struggle against violence, oppression, and the denial of basic

For women living in conflict zones like Iran and Afghanistan, trauma is an unavoidable part of life. The constant presence

Trauma leaves deep emotional wounds, ones that do not always fade with time. For women in conflict zones like Iran

At the Omid Foundation, we work with women who refuse to be defined by oppression. Across Iran and Afghanistan, women

War and violence leave behind more than just ruins; they imprint deep psychological scars on those who survive. For women

For many women in Iran and Afghanistan, survival is not just about staying alive—it is about enduring the invisible wounds

In Iran, speaking up for women’s rights is an act of extraordinary courage—one that can come at a devastating price.

For women who have survived war, violence, and oppression, trauma can feel like a prison. It isolates them, making them

At the Omid Foundation, we have witnessed how education does more than provide knowledge—it heals. For women who have survived