Sherry and Tanya from SEED Foundation Join The Breakfast Club to Talk Women, Empowerment, and the Future of Kurdistan

In this powerful episode, Sherry and Tanya from SEED Foundation sit down with The Breakfast Club to shed light on the incredible work being done to support and empower women in Kurdistan. They discuss how SEED is helping women overcome challenges, build resilience, and become leaders in their communities. From gender-based violence to economic independence, the conversation dives into the real impact women are having—and how they are shaping the future of Kurdistan. Don’t miss this inspiring dialogue about strength, change, and the unstoppable force of women.

Sherry and Tanya from SEED Foundation

Dr. Choman Hardi is an educator, writer, and scholar who has made significant contributions to gender studies and education. After spending 26 years in exile, she returned to Iraq in 2014 and became a professor at the American University of Iraq, Sulaimani. She founded the Center for Gender and Development Studies at the university and played a key role in establishing the first interdisciplinary gender studies minor in Iraq. Dr.Choman has authored acclaimed books in poetry, academia, and translation, and her work has been recognized with several awards, including the PEN Translates Award and the Forward Prize Best Collection (shortlist). She has also been involved in facilitating creative writing workshops and has served as a poet-in-residence at various institutions

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