Our Activities

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In the last two decades, stories, poetry and all forms of literature have found both audiences and
creators in Afghanistan. Many festivals were held, works published and art created. After the arrival of Taliban, the literary vitality and writing has severely stagnated as the majority of poets and writers were expulsed from the country.
“The Golden Needle Literary Association” has kept this field alive by organizing creative writing classes for girls inside Afghanistan. Besides teaching classes, we have held memoir writing competitions and offered awards at national level, which helped us to discover new talents and motivated girls to write.
Conduct workshops and seminars across Afghanistan to teach girls the art of creative writing.

    • Enable girls to express their experiences, articulate their dreams, and find strength in their voices.
    • Foster a generation of literate and empowered young Afghan women who can tell their own stories.

Building a Supportive Community:

    • Create safe spaces for girls to explore their creativity, share their stories, and build a supportive network.
    • Provide ongoing mentorship and guidance from experienced writers and educators.

Raising Global Awareness:

    • Use the power of storytelling to highlight the plight and resilience of Afghan girls.
    • Foster international solidarity and support for the cause of women’s rights in Afghanistan.
  1. Khamaa Press Report
  2. Wilson Center Report
  3. VOA Dari Report