• TV shows:
- Analytical tv program “behind the news” discusses the most prominent issues in the past 24 hours on the Palestinian scene.
- News program covers all news and field updates.
- “Citizen talk”: daily show discusses one issue each day.
- “Tea cup”: Accountability show with decision makers.
- “Science theatre”: topics related to science and technology.
- “Let’s talk childhood”: discusses issues related to children.
- “With people”: religious tv show
- “Half on half”: A sarcastic show
- “A decent life”: A program that reflects the reality of women in general in all sectors to present their reality, needs and requirements to pass the reality and raise community awareness of the image of women in Palestinian society.
- “Dream’s corner”: Takes success stories about Palestinian women.
- " Judiciary Studio:" discusses judicial issues in Palestine.
- “My life”: weekly program from Gaza.

• News and reports.
• News Agency that has 20 different windows.

Transforming Lives: OPAD's Main Projects and Activities

Introduction:
At OPAD, our commitment to poverty alleviation and sustainable development is reflected in our diverse portfolio of projects and activities. Through our innovative initiatives, we aim to empower individuals and communities to overcome poverty and build a better future. Our main projects and activities encompass a range of interventions designed to address the multifaceted challenges of poverty and promote inclusive development.

Microfinance and Financial Inclusion:
One of OPAD's flagship projects is our microfinance program, which provides access to financial services for underserved communities. Through microloans, savings accounts, and financial literacy training, we empower individuals to start or expand small businesses, invest in education, and build financial resilience. By promoting financial inclusion, we aim to create pathways for economic empowerment and reduce vulnerability to economic shocks.

Vocational Training and Skills Development:
OPAD is committed to equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to access sustainable livelihood opportunities. Our vocational training programs focus on sectors with high demand for skilled labor, such as agriculture, healthcare, and information technology. By providing practical training and mentorship, we enable individuals to enhance their employability and pursue meaningful careers that contribute to local economic growth.

Community-Based Health and Nutrition Initiatives:
Recognizing the integral link between health and poverty, OPAD implements community-based health and nutrition initiatives. These projects focus on improving access to essential healthcare services, promoting maternal and child health, and addressing malnutrition. Through partnerships with local health providers and community leaders, we work to strengthen health systems and raise awareness about preventive healthcare practices.

Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Conservation:
OPAD is dedicated to promoting sustainable agricultural practices that enhance food security and protect natural resources. Our projects support smallholder farmers in adopting climate-resilient farming techniques, diversifying their crops, and accessing markets for their produce. Additionally, we engage in environmental conservation efforts, including reforestation, watershed management, and promoting sustainable land use practices.

Education and Youth Empowerment:
Education is a cornerstone of our approach to poverty alleviation. OPAD's education initiatives encompass school infrastructure improvements, scholarship programs, and educational support for marginalized youth. We also prioritize youth empowerment through leadership development, entrepreneurship training, and mentorship programs, aiming to equip young people with the skills and confidence to become agents of positive change in their communities.

Women's Empowerment and Gender Equality:
OPAD is committed to advancing gender equality and empowering women and girls. Our projects focus on promoting women's economic empowerment, addressing gender-based violence, and enhancing women's participation in decision-making processes. By creating safe spaces for women to access resources and support, we aim to foster inclusive and equitable communities.

Conclusion:
OPAD's main projects and activities reflect our holistic approach to poverty alleviation and sustainable development. Through these initiatives, we strive to address the interconnected challenges of poverty, empower individuals and communities, and create lasting change. We are dedicated to continually innovating and adapting our programs to meet the evolving needs of the communities we serve, with the ultimate goal of transforming lives and building a more equitable and prosperous future for all.

Justice and Peacebuilding Research Program: - Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding: Global Perspectives - NGO Conferences in Diyarbakır Mother Tongue and Pedagogy Research Program: - From Where the Wound of Language Opens: The Kurdish Question and Mother Tongue Education - Language Planning and Policies Worldwide: Multilingualism in Education Sustainable Life and Space Research Program: - Urban Planning and Participatory Policies - New Approaches in Local Development Policies Gender Equality Research Program: - Critical Masculinity Readings

We are producing healthy pasta that naturally infused by real vegetables and herbs, like beetroot carrots pumpkin, spinach, basil, pumpkin and more.

من بين مشاريع شهر مارس 2024 لجمعية التواصل للتنمية والبيئة - حملات تنظيف المساجد -مسابقات تجويد القرآن - حملات نظافة لتزين الأزقة تحت عنوان أزقة مثالية - مسابقات رياضية - أمسيات ثقافية - ليالي الصائم الصغير

-حضانة اطفال
- مركز تخاطب وتنمية مهارات
- مدرسة تحفيظ القران الكريم
- مدرسة الكارتيه

Programme d'aide aux victimes de violence (2018) :

Objectif : Acquérir des outils de communication pour prévenir et résoudre les violences verbales et physiques.
Résultats : Renforcement de la résilience communautaire, atténuation des vulnérabilités de communication, et formation sur les lois tunisiennes.
Événement Info Session et Networking (Projet 2) :

Objectif : Discuter des stratégies de financement pour les projets culturels et créatifs.
Résultats : Fourniture de conseils et astuces sur les meilleures pratiques pour le financement de projets culturels, et opportunités de réseautage avec des partenaires potentiels.
Projet Ma3an - Identification des opportunités de développement collaboratif (Projet 3) :

Objectif : Renforcer la capacité des communautés à supporter et surmonter les défis socio-économiques, et identifier les opportunités de développement collaboratif.
Résultats : Renforcement de la résilience communautaire, atténuation des vulnérabilités communautaires, et pérennisation du modèle par les partenaires tunisiens.
Projet CULTURE PRO - Renforcement des capacités dans le secteur ICC :

Objectif : Sensibiliser sur l'entreprenariat dans les ICC, organiser des événements de networking, et former des porteurs de projet dans les secteurs de l'ICC.
Résultats : Sensibilisation de 200 étudiants, organisation de 8 événements de networking, formation de 20 porteurs de projet, et création de 5 entreprises.

مشروع تمكين من اجل محاربة القوانين التميزية واعداد مقترحات قوانين تدافع عن الحقوق الفردية والمساواة بدعم من صندوق الاتحاد الأروبي للديمقراطية

1. The YOU(th) CARE project aims to empower and mobilize the next generation of Global Caretakers for a shared, sustainable Euro-Mediterranean future. Recognizing youth's resilience and innovative approaches, the project addresses the complexity of current global crises by integrating social, ecological, and democratic perspectives. The project’s key objectives include reinforcing active citizenship and encouraging young people to participate in building a better society. The project seeks to support young people in becoming proactive young leaders by helping them develop Global CARE Agendas. The project focuses on collaboratively designing and implementing Global Care Agendas and Actions, employing a multidimensional approach to address the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Incorporating a gender perspective, the project will enhance gender equity by fostering gender-responsive leadership and expanding monitoring networks within youth organizations, groups, and local communities. The YOU(th) CARE is a 40-month-long project, and it focuses on engaging young people from eight EU countries (Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Czech Republic, Hungary, and Greece) and four non-EU countries (Albania, Serbia, Tunisia, and Morocco). 2. The YoCoJoin project aims to intensify efforts towards more inclusive and engaging journalism by introducing youth community reporters within local news media outlets. By doing so, this project hopes to boost both the supply of quality journalism and the demand for such services among younger generations, ultimately creating a more economically sustainable business model for local news media outlets. Over the 24 months, the seven project partners – experienced local media organizations from The Netherlands, Malta, Serbia, Hungary, Ireland, Slovenia, and Belgium will collaboratively experiment with introducing an innovative youth community journalism initiative by adapting the experiences of the coordinator, Omroep Tilburg, and teaching 20-30 local young people in each country to the journalism profession through training and mentorship. The project will also directly contribute to the professional skills development of the participating partner organizations through its planned workshops and knowledge-sharing. Finally, YoCoJoin will seek to strengthen the overall sustainability of the wider European local news media sector by providing hands-on experiences to at least 20 non-partner local media services and distributing this inclusive and engaging journalism format through an online tutorial and active networking. As a result, the sector’s potential across countries and regions with different and diverse media capabilities will be increased. 3. In an effort to respond to the marginalisation and silencing of migrant voices in the mainstream European media and information environment, Migrant Voices Matter in the European Media (MigraVoice) aims to bring migrant voices into the mainstream European media space. MigraVoice brings together 6 European organizations covering seven languages to amplify the voices, perspectives, and insights of migrants in Europe within the European media information space by promoting their active participation in producing reliable mainstream traditional and social media narratives. 4. MEDIADELCOM will develop a diagnostic tool (multiple scenario building model) for policy makers, educators, media critical bodies and institutions, as well as for media experts and journalists, which will enable the provision of holistic assessment of risks and opportunities concerning deliberative communication and consequently social cohesion in Europe. The tool will enable drawing on multiple risks and opportunity scenarios of the European media landscape at large, as well as the development of media landscapes in individual countries. Conceptual and operational variables for multiple scenarios will be created by thoroughly examining the diachronic and synchronic changes in news media ecosystems in 14 European countries with special attention to Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). MEDIADELCOM hosts a podcast which focuses on deliberative communication which is the core concept of the entire research project. You can listen and subscribe to the podcast by clicking on the link below.

1- STEAM Education: Tatweer Baladna is a lead content and programs provider for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) in schools and educational institutions. We also provide TOT for educators to learn how to integrate STEAM into school curriculums.

2- Virtual Reality Training: Tatweer Baladna provides Intro to Virtual Reality program and Gamification Through VR programs.

3- Entreupact program: a two-day ideathon, where trainees will be provided with training on social entrepreneurship and ideas generation through practicing problem-solution identification which fosters an entrepreneurial mindset and gives the participants the feeling of belonging through identifying solutions to societal problems that they are facing.

4- Capacity Building: Tatweer Baladna provides organizations with the necessary managerial skills to help them excel as active organizations in the community, such as MEAL training, Proposal Writing, Purchasing and Procurement, and Impact Management.

5- Coding and Employability Skills Training: through our 50-hour CodePact Training Progrma, we equip youth and young professionals with the needed coding and employability skills to help them land their future tech job, or pursue their freelancing career.