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Diverse Voices: Trauma, Empowerment and Collective Action – Part 4

Excerpt by Juliet Cutler, FAUSA

Interview by Mary Adams, AWC The Hague

 

HR write forward logoSince its founding, the International Women’s Writing Guild (IWWG) has championed the power of women’s voices, ensuring they are heard, celebrated and shared. In 2025, its anthology efforts align with the 69th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. This event is a call to action, reminding us of...

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A Ray of Hope for Afghan Girls

by Mary Adams, AWC The Hague

 

The New York Times reported in the summer of 2025 that Razia Jan, an Afghan-born US citizen, had died at 81 years old. I had no idea who she was, so I researched her life. After my research, I consider Ms. Jan a “Shero” (she-hero) for human rights and education.

Razia Jan was...

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Diverse Voices: Trauma, Empowerment and Collective Action – Part 3

Piece by Zefi Dimadama, AWO Greece

Interview by Mary Adams, AWC The Hague

 

HR write forward logoSince its founding, the International Women’s Writing Guild (IWWG) has championed the power of women’s voices, ensuring they are heard, celebrated and shared. In 2025, its anthology efforts align with the 69th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. This event is a call to action, reminding us...

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Diverse Voices: Trauma, Empowerment and Collective Action – Part 2

Story by Jawahara Saidullah, AIWC Düsseldorf

Interview by Mary Adams, AWC The Hague

 

HR write forward logoSince its founding, the International Women’s Writing Guild (IWWG) has championed the power of women’s voices, ensuring they are heard, celebrated and shared. In 2025, its anthology efforts align with the 69th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. This event is a call to action, reminding...

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Movie Review: The Six Triple Eight

by Mary Adams, AWC The Hague

 

I recently watched the World War II historical drama The Six Triple Eight (Netflix, 2024). The Six Triple Eight is based on the true story of the only Black battalion of the Women's Army Corps (855 soldiers) that served overseas in World War II. The battalion was commanded by Major Charity Adams, the first Black woman to serve as an officer in the US Army.

One of the issues...

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Diverse Voices: Trauma, Empowerment and Collective Action – Part 1

Poem by Marjorie Kantor, AWC Madrid

Interview by Mary Adams, AWC The Hague

 

HR write forward logoSince its founding, the International Women’s Writing Guild (IWWG) has championed the power of women’s voices, ensuring they are heard, celebrated and shared. In 2025, its anthology efforts align with the 69th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. This event is a call to...

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