In another social project, Manar promotes the youth in her hometown.\u00a0As part of the Center for Social Entrepreneurship of the Hebrew University Student U nion<\/strong> and the\u00a0Ashoka<\/strong>\u00a0organization, the center currently leads a social initiative called From High School to Higher\u00a0Education.\u00a0The aim of the project is to provide educational and other support for twelfth grade students in Arab schools in Lod, thus expanding their horizons and presenting them with higher education tracks open to them.\u00a0Students will also be introduced to the various facets of the Academic world and will attend open days in some institutions of higher education.<\/p>\n Manar attributes her tendency to help others to her upbringing: “At home, I received an education emphasizing help, contribution and giving. These principles are the cornerstones of my family that went from parents to children”;\u00a0Since her return from Jerusalem, Manar has been involved in social entrepreneurships in Lod and its environs. She has been a regional coordinator and coordinator for the recruitment of girls for national service\u00a0at Shlomit<\/strong>\u00a0 Ramla Lod, and is leading groups of students during her studies at Ono Academic College<\/strong>.\u00a0Today she is an organizational consultant in the\u00a0Etgarim program<\/strong>\u00a0for the Arab sector and supervises daycare centers in Tel Aviv.<\/p>\n However, these challenging occupations do not satisfy Manar's energies and ability:”After completing my master's degree, I made sure to fulfill my desires and volunteer spirit and chose to be a partner in\u00a0WOMEN WAGE PEACE<\/strong>\u00a0movement. The positive spirit and solidarity of the women in the movement are in line with my vision” Living together in brotherhood and peace, we are all human beings, and the difference between us distinguishes every person and contributes to the diversity of the world”.<\/p>\n “I launched the branch of\u00a0Women Wage Peace<\/strong>\u00a0in the city of Lod with a screening of the movie: “Drive the devil back to hell” \u00a0and a meeting with the movement. The audience was excited to hold another meeting. Now I am working on opening a self-defense course for Arab and Jewish women and dialogue and discourse for joint action in Lod”.<\/p>\n Other projects planned by Manar include: the integration of youth in the movement, the peace kitchen,\u00a0WWP’;s volunteer work\u00a0in schools, encounters between Arab and Jewish schools and more.<\/p>\n Today Manar is the coordinator of the Lod-Ramla area\u00a0in Women Wage Peace<\/strong> movement and a member of the movement’s media team.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Civic organizations are usually carried on the shoulders of women and men who see themselves responsible for promoting their community and are determined to lead change for society.\u00a0Such is\u00a0Manar Abu Dahl\u00a0, a 30-year- old Bedouin woman from Lod. Manar is proud to be a pioneer from a young age.\u00a0As a high school student, she participated […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[65],"tags":[416,22],"yoast_head":"\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/womenwagepeace.org.il\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/manar3-300x169.jpg\")
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