The International Women’s Forum advances women’s leadership across careers, cultures and continents by connecting the world’s most preeminent women of significant and diverse achievement.

Through the Leadership Foundation, IWF helps prepare future generations of women leaders. The IWF held the World Cornerstone Conference Morocco and the Future of the Arab World in Rabat (May 31st - June 1st). Members and guests heard from experts about what's in store for the future of the Arab World.

Join Women On the Bridge this March 8th

Women for Women International is calling for women and men, wherever you are, to add your voice for peace at an event or to organise your own. Whether there’s three of you or 300, every person standing on a bridge on International Women’s Day is helping to shape the future - of a more peaceful and equal world.

Aljaliato host the “Florida Mobile Consulate Program”

(Orlando, Florida) -- (April 6th to april 8th, 2012) -- (La   mirada Plaza 3501 W. Vine Street Kissimmee, FL 34741)

Aljalia will be hosting from the 6th to the 8h April, 2012 the Florida Mobile Consulate Program. To allow the Moroccan community to obtain the necessary applications and forms and also receive assistance in filling out any necessary forms.

The 12th AWID International Forum Event - Istanbul (April 19-22, 2012)

The 2012 AWID Forum, aims to explore how economic power is impacting on women and the planet, and to facilitate connections among the very diverse groups working on these issues from both human rights and justice approaches so that members of the forum can contribute to stronger, more effective strategies to advance women’s rights and justice.

FALL 2011 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

NOTICE TO LAW STUDENTS

AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION FOUNDATION

Women’s Rights Project, NY

The American Civil Liberties Union Foundation (ACLU), founded in 1920, is a nationwide, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization with more than 500,000 members, and is dedicated to the principles of liberty and equality embodied in the U.S. Constitution. The Women’s Rights Project of the ACLU’s National Office in New York City seeks legal interns for the Fall of 2011.

In support of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week that took place Feb. 20-26, 2011, the National Organization for Women Foundation's Love Your Body campaign encouraged women to speak up and speak out about body image -- on camera. A unique video campaign, Let's Talk About It provides a space for women and girls to talk about struggles and success with body image.

"The airbrushed body type portrayed as ideal is naturally possessed by less than five percent of women, so if anyone should feel bad about the pervasiveness of eating disorders and low self-esteem in women and girls, it's advertisers and the media," says NOW Foundation Education Vice President Erin Matson. "Let's talk about why it's so important to put an end to this madness with the most powerful tool we have: Our own stories."

Artist Malika Zarra in Concert on Friday Sept 2 at 9 pm, 152 West 131st Street #1, NY, NY 10027. Presented by: Between the Seas. 
A Festival of Performing Arts from the Mediterranean.

For Malika's profile and some of her work visit our database section in here

Malika's official website: http://www.malikazarra.com

For information about tickets visit the following website: www.betweentheseas.org

Live in Morocco? Oprah Wants to Hear From You!

Opera wants to know what life is like in Morocco for a typical family and how it's different from those of us in the United States. Are you a working parent? Do both parents work? How many children do you have? What is your daily routine? What do you typically eat for dinner?

Women Department of Aljalia participating at the National Women of Color Economic Policy and Leadership Summit

Wed, 2011-09-14 (All day) - Fri, 2011-09-16 (All day) Hosted by (WOCN)

In this economic climate, how can we ensure women of color, particularly survivors of violence, are not left behind? Come hear from experts and share your ideas at a national summit to foster much-needed dialogue amongst anti-violence, economic justice, and social justice advocates. Through a mix of plenary sessions, roundtables, and small working groups, we will:

Wed, 2011-09-14 (All day) - Fri, 2011-09-16 (All day)

Hosted by the Women of Color Network (WOCN)

In this economic climate, how can we ensure women of color, particularly survivors of violence, are not left behind? Come hear from experts and share your ideas at a national summit to foster much-needed dialogue amongst anti-violence, economic justice, and social justice advocates. Through a mix of plenary sessions, roundtables, and small working groups, we will: