The Center of Arab Woman for Training and Research (CAWTAR) was created on March 7, 1993, in response to the request of a number of Arab governments and civil society organizations and institutions. His Royal Highness, Prince Talal Ibn Abdulaziz, presides over CAWTAR...
CAWTAR believes that an integrated approach on either thematic or functional bases where research feeds into both training and advocacy is more effective than a single focus approach. Themes in development work are to be conceived of as interdependent.
To improve the portrayal of women and to put an end to stereotypes: this is the objective of the training for journalists on the image of women in the media in the Euromed region, which will take place in Brussels from 27-29 June 2011.
The role of youth in the Tunisian Revolution is the topic of this new issue of Ado-Online E-newsletter.
Ado-online is addressing the participation of young people in the protests, starting from Mohamed Bouazizi’s self-immolation till the Kasbah Sit-ins 1 and 2 which called for the break with the old guards of the ousted regime and the election of a national constituent assembly.
During the period of 17-20 December 2010, CAWTAR held a regional training session on "Advocacy for Change in the Field of Women's Human Rights and Legislations”.
Under the supervision of HRH, the prince Talal Ibn Abdelaziz, the AGFUND will host the 11th meeting of the Cawtar’s board of trustees on May the 24th 2011, in Riadh. This meeting aims to follow up the recommendations of the Board which was held in Tunis on December 14, 2009.
