Reach is a non-profit mentoring program dedicated to helping young women unlock their true potential through structured mentoring and professional support.
It’s all about mentorship! Join us for an insightful panel discussion where we’ll explore the do’s and don’ts of fostering a mentor-mentee relationship. Don't forget to register via https://t.co/rt3kbrFJFX
Do you know the difference between mentoring and coaching?
Mentoring is a long-term relationship focused on supporting growth and development of the mentee while coaching involves a relationship of finite duration, with a focus on strengthening or eliminating specific behaviors
Meet Saudi’s youngest Female Trail blazers! The list celebrates the Kingdom’s most innovative, inspiring, and exceptional women from across various sectors, has been consolidated by a committee of their peers.
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Our new Reach Junior programme in collaboration with Arcadia School offers children from years 7-12 a structured learning environment, designed to enhance their soft skills, leadership qualities and prepare them for tertiary education and the workplace.
Introducing Reach Junior! We are delighted to announce that Arcadia School and Reach Mentoring have joined hands to launch Reach Junior, a non-profit mentoring programme dedicated to developing the next generation of leaders.
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Dr Ayesha Al Memari and Fatima Al Kaabi have two Abu Dhabi Awards between them, and are convinced that these achievements were made possible because the UAE continues to celebrate women.
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Federal National Council (FNC) elections have begun, and Senior Emirati women, including an 80 and a 92-year-old, were among the first people to cast their votes. The FNC elections will decide the future of the next generation of Emiratis.
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9 Sharjah girls, all under 18 years of age to climb Africa’s highest mountain Mount Kilimanjaro. It is to be organized by Sajaya Young Ladies of Sharjah to instil strong physical and mental capabilities in young girls.
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Arab women set to transform future of agriculture with a Arab Women Leaders in Agriculture (AWLA) fellowship researching women-centred agricultural solutions. A select group of 22 promising Arab women from the UAE region become the first fellows of AWLA.
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Among the many advocates who attend the Dubai Courts, about 20 percent are Emirati women lawyers. Emirati women have long been empowered and their practice of the law is yet another achievement shaping their career path.
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Joumana Haddad, popular Lebanese writer-activist-journalist, was named one of the world’s 100 most powerful Arab women for four years in a row by Arabian Business magazine.
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Women in the UAE are being recognised as inspirers of generations and partners in the UAE's path to success, by the country's rulers: https://t.co/LsL8cPuhb8
“Learn from every mistake, because every experience, particularly your mistakes, are there to teach you and force you into being more of who you are” – Oprah Winfrey
Aysha Al Hemrani is a young Emirati artist, well-known for her caricature drawings. She creates bags and purses with drawings inspired by the heritage of the UAE.
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The UAE is showing the world how to efficiently promote gender balance - The new election rule towards raising women’s representation in the Federal National Council to 50% is a momentous move to empower women in the UAE.
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