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The Orenda Tribe, in partnership with the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Jordan, engaged youth across diverse communities on the critical topic of food security through art and storytelling. The project included beautifying a school with a mural and planting, an art exhibition, and extensive social media outreach, reaching over 250 people in person and tens of thousands online.
OCWA, founded in 2009 in Al-Hussein Refugee Camp, has become a second home for Palestinian children, nurturing their creativity and connection to heritage. In collaboration with Tamatem, we led workshops where children created superhero dolls symbolizing their dreams and painted a mural to transform their activity space into a welcoming, inspiring environment.
During the COVID-19 lockdown, The Orenda Tribe partnered with Save the Children to empower girls in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon by amplifying their voices and dreams for the future. Through art and advocacy, we helped these young women raise awareness about their rights, challenge gender-based inequalities, and inspire commitments from decision-makers to support their visions for a brighter tomorrow.Latest Articles
