Morocco Projects
A New Life, A New HopePrisons in the Sahel and Maghreb regions are often overcrowded, under-equipped, and plagued by conflict, increasing the risk of radicalization among prisoners. Inmates also often lack the skills and resources to facilitate their reintegration into society when they are released. For this reason, unemployment and lack of social […] |
Our Children Are NowConflict transformation and prevention in the Moroccan Child Protection Centers On April 4, 2018, Her Excellency Jody Wilson-Raybould, Minister of Justice & Attorney General of Canada, visited one of several Moroccan Child Protection Centers that we work with. There, she met with our Morocco Country Director, Noufal Abboud. […] |
Favorable Opportunities to Reinforce Self-Advancement for Today’s YouthOur Youth Councils in Morocco increase the ability of young people to advocate for their rights and gain access to economic and social opportunities. |
Strengthening Civil Society’s Capacity to Serve Marginalized Groups in MauritaniaOur advocacy trainings empower Mauritanian civil society leaders to protect the rights of marginalized populations. |
A New Life, a New Hope: our work in Moroccan prisonsOur reintegration programs for Moroccan detainees aim at decreasing recidivism and lessening the appeal of recruitment into violent extremists groups. |
Conflict Transformation and Modernization in Morocco’s PrisonsDifficult living conditions, overcrowding, and management issues within the Moroccan prison system expose the guards and detainees to significant risks. Prison staff have limited resources and training to manage the situation. Individual conflicts and tensions among detainees- between detainees and staff, or even between staff themselves- are always […] |
Increasing Civic Participation of Urban YouthMore and more young people are realizing that they have the power to change their community through dialogue and local engagement. We’re working with young people to encourage their participation in society and local governance as positive leaders for the future. Through competitions, online social media, radio, and […] |