Work-study students, interns, and volunteers of the High Atlas Foundation have opportunities to analyze development as it is experienced in rural and urban communities, by farmers, women, youth, and people of all backgrounds. We also give the students and volunteers the encouragement and support that they need in order to write their observations, improve upon their writing, and to share their work with the public.
This Newsletter is composed of the published articles by HAF’s work-study students, volunteers, and interns. We hope that you find them informative and inspiring. We also hope that you visit HAF and take this opportunity to assist people’s development, research and analyze their situations and how conditions at national and international levels impact people’s lives, and write about it for a global audience. You can now do this and more and receive college credit through the University of Virginia.
These articles that are published in outlets around the world are important not only in regards to the professional growth of the writers, but because they share the perspectives of the people about whom they are writing, and advocate positions and policies that advance sustainable growth in Morocco and beyond.
We hope to see you in Marrakech as a visiting (and writing) member of HAF’s team.
Yossef Ben-Meir, Ph.D.
President
High Atlas Foundation
yossef@highatlasfoundation.org
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CIVIL SOCIETY MATTERS TO THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS Countercurrents, by Peter Jacques (visiting expert), 8 February 2019.• Arabic: Al-Watan Voice, 16 February 2019 |
PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMENT: A HUMANITARIAN ALTERNATIVE TO MIGRATION, GLOBAL RESEARCH Global Research, by Yossef Ben-Meir (HAF President) and Manon Burbidge (Graduate Student and HAF Intern), 11 December 2018. |
A CALL FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FOR INTERFAITH INITIATIVES: FROM MOROCCO TO JERUSALEM The African Exponent, by Sarah Turkenicz (Graduate Student and HAF Volunteer), 4 December 2018.• Arabic: Sotal Iraq, 28 December 2018.
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Sotal Iraq, by Brahim Bahmani Rai (HAF Intern), 28 November 2018. |
EFFECTIVE PRACTICES TO SUSTAIN DEVELOPMENT IN MOROCCO D+C, by Kerstin Opfer (Graduate Student and HAF Volunteer), 11 October 2018.• Arabic: Ach Press, 17 October 2018. |
COULD RIGHTS-BASED DEVELOPMENT ENCOURAGE RURAL MOROCCAN WOMEN’S CAPACITY BUILDING The Fletcher Forum,by Gal Kramarski (Graduate Student and HAF Intern), 24 September 2018. |
MOROCCO PROVIDES SAFE SPACES FOR YOUTH The New Arab, By Julia Payne (Undergraduate student and HAF Intern), 8 August 2018.• Arabic: Arab Voice, 1 September 2018. |
WHY EDUCATION ISN’T THE ONLY SOLUTION: AN OVERVIEW OF FEMALE EMPLOYMENT IN MOROCCO AND THE REGION Global Research, by Katherine O’Neill (Undergraduate student and HAF Intern), 24 July 2018.• Arabic: Iraq Akhbar, 6 August 2018.
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CAN THE MOROCCAN APPROACH INSPIRE A DEVELOPMENT REVOLUTION? Business Ghana University, by Julia Al-Akkad (Undergraduate student and HAF Intern), 21 July 2018.• Arabic: Al-Bayadar, 1 August 2018. |
THE NEXT STEP FOR COOPERATIVES IS CERTFICATION The McGill International Review,by Amy Zhang (Undergraduate student and HAF Intern), 12 July 2018.• Arabic: Alshamal News, 13 July 2018 |
FROM TRANSIT TO INTEGRATION: A MOROCCAN INITIATIVE FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Morocco World News, by Nathan Park (Undergraduate student and HAF Intern), 31 May 2018.• Arabic: Marrakech 24,12 June 2018 |
PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL MOROCCO The Jerusalem Post,by Gal Kramarski (Graduate Student and HAF Intern), 10 February 2018.• French: World News,16 February 2018. • Arabic: Sadaalahdas, 14 February 2018 |
7,100 TREES GROWN IN FEZ NURSERY IMPROVING LIVELIHOODS IN MIDELT by Nisreen Abo-Sido, HAF volunteer, Thomas J. Watson Fellow. |
MOROCCO: ADDRESSING SHANTYTOWNS IN AN EMERGING DEMOCRACY Eurasia Review, by Wajiha Inbrahim (Graduate Student and HAF Intern), 30 July 2017. |
COMMUNITY MAPPING IN THE MELLAH OF MARRAKECH Modern Ghana, by Richard Bone, (Undergraduate Student and HAF Intern), 13 June2017. |
COUNTERING EXTREMISM THROUGH HUMAN DEVELOPMENT University World News, by Yossef Ben-Meir (HAF President), Mouhssine Tadlaoui-Cherki (HAF Program Manager), and Kati Roumani (HAF), 12 August 2016. |
A MESSAGE TO A WORLD RIFE WITH TERRORISM The Algemeiner, by Emma Tobin (Undergraduate student and HAF Intern), 8 April 2016. |
ZNET, by Emma Tobin (Undergraduate student and HAF Intern), 23 March 2016 |
GROWING TREES TO MEND OLD WOUNDS Modern Ghana, by Emma Tobin (Undergraduate student and HAF Intern), 18 March 2016. |
A LEGACY OF PEACE CORPS SERVICE Friends of Morocco,by Lillian Thompson (Peace Corps Response Volunteer), 20 February 2016. |
ON THE CUSP OF CHANGE – WALNUT DISTRIBUTION IN TADMAMT, AL HAOUZ World News, by Elle Houby (HAF Intern), 15 February 2016.French: World News,16 February 2016 |
BETWEEN DESPONDENCY AND HOPE IN MOROCCO’S ORIENTAL REGION The Perspective, by Elle Houby (HAF Intern), 29 January 2016.French: Libération, 5 March 2016. |
Scoop News, by Kati Roumani (HAF Volunteer), 8 August 2015.French: Libération, 14 August 2015. |
MEET THE HIGH ATLAS BOTANICAL SUPERHERO Green Prophet, by Ida Sophie Winter (HAF Volunteer), 26 June 2015. |
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