Finding Hope Through Craft: Maysa’s Journey at FYF’s Enterprise and Training Center
Meet Maysa, a Yezidi woman living in Khanke IDP camp, where daily life is filled with challenges and uncertainty. Maysa is a proud beneficiary of FYF’s …
Meet Maysa, a Yezidi woman living in Khanke IDP camp, where daily life is filled with challenges and uncertainty. Maysa is a proud beneficiary of FYF’s …
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of FYF’s new initiative, Iraqi Female Changemakers, a transformative project spanning nine locations across Iraq and implemented with …
As part of our final community initiative in our English Access Microscholarship Program, our amazing students organized a sports day filled with fun activities for children and youth..
After 2.5 months of hard work and dedication, 36 incredible women have completed vocational training in baking and crafts-making, along with courses in English language and financial literacy ..
Our talented students from FYF’s English Access Microscholarship Program are making a difference. Recently, they organized a special day full of sports, arts, and fun for the children at Essian IDP camp..
At the Free Yezidi Foundation’s English Access Microscholarship Program, our students are not just learning a new language and skills—they’re also taking action to make a meaningful difference in their communities..
We’re thrilled to share the incredible work of our English Access Microscholarship Program students who recently participated in a heartwarming tree planting initiative ..
FYF has officially launched its new project, “Empowering Religious and Ethnic Minority (REM) Women in Iraq: Holistic Solutions for Sustainable Income Generation ..
Meet Shaima Suliman, a café worker at FYF’s “Sugar is Sweet” bakery and café. Her story reflects the resilience of Yezidi women rebuilding their lives after the 2014 Yezidi Genocide ..
Meet Evana, a vibrant 14-year-old from Sheikhan, living with her family of 13. She’s a dynamic teenager who loves supporting her mom at home ..
The Yezidi community still endures the lasting wounds of the 2014 genocide, with many missing loved ones, unexhumed mass graves, and ongoing poverty and displacement..
FYF recently met with the U.S. Department of Defense to discuss the safety and security of the Yezidi community. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Daniel Shapiro emphasized the U.S. government’s commitment to protecting Yezidis.
FYF works to support the most vulnerable members of the Yezidi community by providing them with education, economic empowerment, post-trauma treatment, and access to justice. If you want your donations to have a real impact on the lives of women and children affected by conflict, please consider giving to FYF today.