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National Network
Egypt
Address
11728Country
City
CairoProvince
Al QahirahMobile Phone
+201207157443Telephone
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mariam.amin.helal@gmail.comE-Mail (3)
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mariam.amin.helal@gmail.comWebsite
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2005Contact Person1
mariam aminJob Title 1
Communication ManagerContact Person 2
Cherry RamsisOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
Arts, Gender, MediaGeneral Information
Media-Arts for Development (MADEV) is an Egyptian NGO registered under the Ministry of Social Solidarity (August 2005, reg. Number: 6184). MADEV utilizes media productions and training to promote messages of human dignity, fostering positive social change for individuals without access to alternative channels of knowledge and information.
Mission and Objectives
Vision
Our vision is to see a community where every person lives with full humanity, realizing their true self.
Mission
MADEV’s mission is to use media arts as an advocacy tool to educate, inspire, motivate, and encourage every person to embrace their true selves (dignified, creative, free, strong selves) to work for community awareness in Egypt. MADEV believes that media arts empower people towards changes in attitudes and behaviors that ultimately improve their lives.
MADEV has adopted the slogan “Creativity transforms” and chosen the lifecycle of the butterfly as a magical example of transformation from the inside out.
We believe self-development is essential to any growth experience. Working on oneself and developing one’s talents and skills are supportive steps toward personal transformation. This journey of transformation creates each person’s uniqueness and the embracing of their dignity, supporting community development.
Main Projects / Activities
Sanfara is the initiative we’ve taken to provide mental health workshops and courses for women. The program integrates psychological support with art therapy and drama. This project has helped empower women in Middle Eastern societies to protect their mental health and develop life skills.
“Living for a Better Story” Project
Living for a Better Story is a project that gives men and women the chance to see how valuable and loved they truly are. Through workshops, short films, events, and more, men and women have been trained in how to approach things such as boundaries, gender equality, and emotional and mental health.
“Second Chance” Project
Second Chance was our anti-trafficking project reaching hundreds of communities and thousands of individuals, training them in how to prevent human trafficking and give victims a Second Chance.
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