A night of storytelling followed by a discussion.
A part of the 16 days of activity to combat violence against women, presented by Bab Elhkyat, in cooperation with the New Women Foundation, Bar Aman Initiative, and the Jesuit Cultural Center.
New Women Foundation:
An Egyptian NGO organization that supports women’s rights in Egypt, by contributing to the development of public policies and providing support services. The foundation believes in women’s unconditional right to freedom, equality, and social justice. It also believes that women’s social, political, economic, and reproductive rights and the right to citizenship are an integral part of human rights.
Bab Elhkyat:
The first personal storytelling group in Alexandria since 2015. They have presented many artistic workshops, storytelling nights, and artistic performances. Most of their work is focused on women’s issues, such as “A Miss Wanted” and “Henna Show,” etc.
Bar Aman Initiative:
A non-profit feminist initiative that works on raising awareness about women’s issues and gender-based violence, and to provide support to girls in their struggle inside and outside Egyptian homes. Its vision is a safe, supportive society for women that is free of violence and discrimination.
25 Ribs is a storytelling show based on real stories that are embodied by storytellers. This show is a part of the Legislative Protection to Combat Violence Against Women project, in cooperation with the Diakonia Authority.
Date:
Tuesday – December 5th
7:00 PM
Garage Theater at the Jesuit Cultural Center, Alexandria
Participated in storytelling and acting: Yasmine Abubakr
Dalia AbdelSadiq
Hala El Zaqm
Hadeer Hindawi
Asmaa Radwan
Directed by: Ms. Hourya El Dakkak
Project Coordination and Theatrical Management: Ms. Maryam Adam
Entry instructions:
No smoking is allowed.
