Kurdish Ministry of Transport and Communications and SEED Advocate to Strengthen the Kurdistan Region’s Response to Online Violence Erbil, Kurdistan Region of Iraq — December, 2025: His Excellency Ano Jawhar, Minister of Transport and Communication, and SEED President and Executive Director, Sherri Kraham Talabany, held a high-level meeting Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.

کوردی Joint Statement on the Tragic Murder of Dr. Sana Kamal and Her Family Together, the NGOs below express our deep sadness and horror at the brutal murders of Dr. Sana Kamal, Dr. Sanaria Kamal, Sabahat Zahir, and Mamosta Kamal Koyee this past weekend. This heinous act of violence, Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.

کوردی Download Tip Sheet Safer Internet Day 2025: Keeping Kids Safe Today and Beyond February 11, 2025 This Safer Internet Day, SEED calls on all members of society to take action and help protect children from online dangers. We’re sharing key tips and best practices Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.

Refreshing Our Brand: A New Logo & Name In 2014, SEED began its journey with a mission to protect, empower, and support survivors of violence and those at risk. Over the past decade, we have invested in people, strengthening their capacity to build a thriving, resilient society.From Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.

کوردی عربي SEED Statement on the Passage of the Amendment to the Iraqi Personal Status Law No. 188 of 1959 SEED expresses concern regarding the passage of the long-debated amendment to the Iraqi Personal Status Law No. 188 of 1959 by the Iraqi Council of Representatives (COR) on January Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.

کوردی Photo Credit: Contributed by Coalition 188 Iraq at a Critical Juncture: Proposed Amendment to the Personal Status Law and What It Means for the Kurdistan Region By: Tanya Gilly Khailany As a Kurdish woman with family roots extending deep into the soil of Kirkuk, I care deeply Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.

عربي کوردی SEED Statement on the Proposed Amendments to the Iraqi Personal Status Law no 188 of 1959 Erbil, Iraq - August 8, 2024: SEED Foundation expresses serious concerns pertaining to the recent efforts in the Iraqi Council of Representatives (COR) to amend the Iraqi Personal Status Law No. 188 Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.

Report: 10 Demands, 10 Years After the Genocide by ISIL To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the genocide waged by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) against Iraq’s diverse communities, SEED Foundation, Jiyan Foundation for Human Rights, and Yazda, in collaboration with the Coalition for Just Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.