Eya is a Tunisian young professional with three years of experience in profit and nonprofit sectors in areas including private sector development, capacity building , foreign and domestic investment promotion, fundraising, and event planning. She is actively involved in diverse social initiatives, programs, and organizations such as World Youth Alliance, Generations for Peace, and MENA Leadership Academy . Her social issues areas are economic development, entrepreneurship, financial inclusion, and youth empowerment. She enjoys playing piano, hiking, and she is passionate about animal welfare and animal rescue.
The report summarizes areas of consensus regarding soft skills from the perspective of the Youth Employment Funders Group (YEFG), a...
Several international donors such as USAID, the World Bank, as well as developing country governments are facing significant challenges in identifying...
Nine months ago, I was flying from Tunisia to start this Fellowship with a pre-determined plan. As a naturally...
Tunisia has been at the forefront of women’s rights in the Arab world for decades,, dating back to the...
Yesterday, August 13 was Tunisia Women Day. Yesterday, we were celebrating decades of fight to advance the women status. We...
Prior to joining the Atlas Corps Fellowship, I was working on an economic development project that aimed to expand...
This week marks my two months Fellow-anniversary. I can’t believe how fast the past weeks have gone. When I first...
