Middle Eastern Women Get Political
JUNE 22, 2010 TUESDAY AT 3PM CT

 
 
Twenty women from 11 countries in the Middle East gathered this month in Madison, Wisconsin to share their experiences and challenges they face to bring broader political and social rights for women in their home countries. They are a selected group of women to participate in the Women Leaders Academy Retreat created by the National Democratic Institute in Washington DC. We talk with two of these powerful women and asked about the next steps they may take to apply what they learned at this retreat within their home countries.

Guest
  • Katie Croake, National Democratic Institute's program manager for the Middle East and North Africa
  • Chantal Souaid, program assistant at the American-Middle East Educational and Training Services known as AMIDEAST
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After the show, the producer of this hour, Saideh Jamshidi, talked with Chantal Souaid and Batool Al-Khalaf about their experience and reflections.

 

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