FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES
Arab Network for Civic Education-ANHRE
National Network
Jordan
Address
Wadi-Saqra , Sharif Nasser Bin Jameel St. Amman- Jordan Amman JordanCountry
JordanCity
AmmanStreet address 2
Wadi-Saqra , Sharif Nasser Bin Jameel St. Amman- JordanMobile Phone
+962 (0) 799996771Telephone
+962 6 5560497E-Mail (2)
Fotouh.younes@gmail.comE-Mail (3)
Fotouh@anhre.orgE-Mail (4)
tasneem@anhre.orgWebsite
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2005Contact Person1
Fotouh YounesJob Title 1
Executive DirectorContact Person 2
Tasneem Al-HomouzeJob Title 2
Activity CoordinatorOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
Democracy and community developmentGeneral Information
The Arab Network for Civic Education- ANHRE is An independent non-governmental Arab Network working to unify and coordinate efforts among different civil societies concerned with Human Rights and Citizenship Education, to influence the policies, procedures, formal and non-formal regulations in order to ensure the adoption of legislations that respect Human Rights and dignity. The General Assembly comprises 53 member organizations from 10 countries (Iraq, Yemen, Morocco, Egypt, Sudan, Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia, Palestine and Algeria) and has, under its umbrella, the Coordination Committee as well as the Executive office that runs the network from Amman " Jordan. Vision Adoption of policies and legislations that ensure the promotion and the enforcement of Human Rights and citizenship values and culture, towards a society in which social justice prevails.Mission and Objectives
Mission We, The Arab Network for Civic Education " ANHRE, are an independent non-governmental Arab Network working to unify and coordinate efforts among different civil societies concerned with Human Rights and Citizenship Education, to influence the policies, procedures, formal and non-formal regulations in order to ensure the adoption of legislations that respect Human Rights and dignity. Strategic Objectives To contribute to influencing the policies, governmental and non-governmental regulations which guarantee the integration and the enforcement of Human Rights and Citizenship in formal and informal educational curriculum To empower Network members and build their capacities on Human Rights and Citizenship education To institutionalize the Network and fortify its internal set-up to allow the Network to conduct its work effectively.Main Projects / Activities
Civic education (citizenship) Human Rights education Play It Fair, human rights project for children Community advocacy campaigns Education For All (EFA) campaigns in the Arab RegionHow can you contribute to the Network in your country?
ANHRE is a regional network that includes 53 member organizations from 10 countries (Iraq, Yemen, Morocco, Egypt, Sudan, Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia, Palestine and Algeria). We can coordinate together and mobilize our members to join the network and work together on collaborative project in Jordan and other Arabian countries.Why do you want to join the ALF Network?
We would like to explore and share new experiences with other networks and organizations that will contribute in unifying and coordinating development efforts in the region