Negina Yari

In times of repression, knowledge becomes resistance. The lived experiences of Afghan women must not be erased or misrepresented by others. Window for Hope supports participatory, ethical research that centers Afghan voices and avoids extractive practices.We collaborate with local and diaspora researchers to collect and analyze data on education access, Health care access, gender-based violence, […]

For Afghan women and girls, mentorship is more than guidance, it is lifeline and resistance. With many young women cut off from schooling and career pathways, the need for encouragement, skill-building, and role modeling is urgent. Window for Hope runs intergenerational mentorship programs that connect experienced leaders in the diaspora or allied movements with Afghan

Afghan women have not remained silent in the face of oppression — they have mobilized. From quiet resistance to public protests, their courage demands recognition in global policy spaces. Window for hope enables Afghan women to influence national and international policy through evidence-based advocacy and diplomatic engagement. We offer tools for civic education, legal literacy,

Afghan women once held seats in parliament, served as ministers, judges, and governors — roles from which they are now completely excluded. In response, Window for Hope invests in sustaining and repositioning this leadership capacity. We work with Young Afghan political activists, civil servants, and women local community leaders to build platforms for political advocacy

In the absence of formal education and public participation opportunities, digital spaces have become vital lifelines for Afghan women and girls. Yet these same platforms expose them to surveillance, harassment, and disinformation. Window for Hope, supports the safe and ethical use of digital tools to advance learning, advocacy, and connection. We provide secure digital literacy

Afghan women and girls have long endured the most of conflict, displacement, and systemic violence during the last decades. Specially during the first and after August 2021 Under Taliban regime, their physical safety, access to justice, and freedom of movement are severely restricted. Afghan Women works to support women’s participation in peace-building and local initiate