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HIRDA is in civil society Steering Committee for upcoming UN Summit for Refugees and Migrants

June 9th, 2016
Fatumo Farah, HIRDA's managing director will attend a high-level meeting to address large movements of refugees and migrants, with the aim of bringing countries together behind a more humane and coordinated approach. The UN General Assembly will organize this meeting on 19th September 2016

HIRDA Summer Cup

March 31st, 2016
The yearly soccer competition is taking place in Amsterdam, Bijlmer Sports Park. The date is set, it will be 4th of June 2016. Everyone is very much welcome to come and support the sixteen participating Somali football teams, representing sixteen different cities in the Netherlands. This 8th edition of the outdoors football tournament promises to be as spec…

Viering van de Internationale Vrouwen Dag

February 16th, 2016
HIRDA organiseert ieder jaar de viering op Internationale Vrouwen Dag. Het is altijd belangrijk om de obstakels te identificeren die de progressie en ontwikkeling van vrouwen in de Somalische cultuur proberen te verhinderen.
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AU-CIDO & HIRDA Consultations with Somali Diaspora in Europe on the impact of COVID19

April 14th, 2021
HIRDA Foundation and AU-CIDO held a Somali Diaspora consultative meeting with a number of experts on 27th of May 2020. The consultation provided an opportunity for Somali diaspora expert and Somalia diaspora organizations based in Europe to share experiences and build networks as well as to exchange on the main opportunities and challenges linked to Somalia diaspora engagement for the development of Somalia and specially COVID-19 response.

HIRDA COVID-19 INFORMATION UPDATE

October 23rd, 2020
The Covid-19 virus has held the Netherlands in its grip for a months. In a very short time, the cabinet had to take a number of drastic measures to protect the Dutch population. In addition to health problems, this crisis has also caused economic and social problems for the entire Dutch society. Certain groups are hit harder than the others in different ways.

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