مجموعة دليل مدني للجندر

This call is part of the regional Program MENA Feminist Power in Action for Women’s Economic Rights (FemPawer) aims to strengthen young women who face multiple discrimination of economic gender-based violence (E/GBV) through advocacy. The call includes conducting context-based capacities assessment of digital rights, literacy, and security among Partner Organizations and the Young Women Champions Network/ Shabbat Riyadiyyat, develop curriculum and tool kit; implement training workshops; conduct a learning assessment; implement coaching sessions; produce report and finalized toolkit.

LECORVAW invites qualified companies to submit a quotation for providing "Vehicles Rental Services". The Request for quotation (RFQ) containing invitation to tender.

The Women’s Programs Association (WPA) is a non-governmental non-profit organization
registered in the Ministry of Interior and Municipalities in 2008 under license number 344.
WPA targets Palestinian refugee women and youth in eight camps throughout Lebanon with a
wide range of activities to build their capacity, skills, knowledge and assets to develop
themselves and their families and widen their opportunities for employment and decent life.
The activities focus on:
- Protection through life skills including variety of topics and psycho-social support,
listening centers services, ment

Helem is seeking the services of an experienced English and Arabic Content Implementer to assist in digitizing and developing its online courses.
The Implementer’s responsibilities include proofreading, transcribing, and working with the consultants and the program coordinator to deliver quality content.

NCLW is working with ABAAD to achieve equality between women and men in Lebanon by increasing the number of women represented in elected bodies while taking into account findings and recommendations of lessons learned from past elections, and to implement the Lebanon NAP on UNSCR 1325.

While the concept of anti-feminist backlash is applied in different contexts around the world, it is important not to overlook local specificities of backlash. In Lebanon, anti-feminist backlash extends beyond its normative definition as a hostile reaction or response to progress made within or by the women’s movement. Instead, anti-feminist backlash is embedded across institutions and social structures in Lebanon. This makes anti-feminist backlash less of a targeted response to a singular event; rather, anti-feminist backlash is systemic and diffusive in several contexts in the Global South.

Helem is seeking the services of experienced trainers and facilitators for the adaptive leadership training for the Advocacy Lab project. The trainers will work on supporting the Advocacy Lab on designing, and implementing the training. This will include doing an assessment and creating a final report to understand progress.

Helem is seeking the services of an experienced Translator in the fields of sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sexual characteristics to work on translating three training presentations and addendums for each training module.