What do we mean by POWER?  Who has it?  Who wants it? One way of defining power is as the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events. The force of power is often observed in relationships of every kind.

Sisterhood is a deep connection and loyalty among women with common interests. It can be rooted in blood relatives, religious bodies, formal associations, informal associations (like Idir, Mahiber and Iqub) and it can also represent the bond between women who support women’s movement. Sisterhood is a supportive community of women who have a common agenda.

Zenbil is where those unspoken stories and unanswered questions finally find a voice. It’s your space to drop them anonymously into a shared “basket” where they no longer weigh you down. Here, nothing is too silly, too serious, or too complicated. Together, we unpack what’s been living in our heads, share experiences that echo our own, and discover new ways of seeing.

Self-confidence is the attitude we have about our skills, abilities, strengths, and weaknesses. It refers to the level of acceptance and trust we have in ourselves and our sense of control in our lives.

In today’s world, we don’t just live with technology we live through it. How you learn, work, connect, and even express yourself is increasingly shaped by digital platforms. Digital literacy is no longer a technical skill; it’s a life skill. When you send an email, share an idea on social media, draft a blog, or speak through a video or podcast, you are shaping how the world experiences you.

The Pillars of Identity are a framework for understanding the components that make up an individual's identity. They include personal, social, family, cultural, and spiritual pillars. These pillars help people recognize and appreciate the multifaceted nature of their own identity.

Did you know? Spending just 20 minutes in green spaces each day can reduce stress, boost your mood, and improve focus and creativity, all while increasing your awareness and appreciation of the natural environment.

Have you ever thought of asking questions as a form of art? Has it ever occurred to you that it is a skill that you can intentionally improve through practice? Whatever you just answered to these questions, it is inevitable that it triggers an intellectual process through which you can view how intentional you are when it comes to “Asking questions” or even better “Asking the Right Questions”.

Making the right choice in life involves considering the bigger picture which includes aligning choices with one’s true purpose and values. One should not be restrained by fear and have awareness of one’s limitations while making the right choice. It also involves having the discipline of standing firmly by one’s choices without regrate and with the attitude of marching forward.