The best of Amman Activism. From how to be environmentally friendly to getting involved in the community.
In honor of April being World Autism Month and today, April 2, specifically being World Autism Awareness Day, I want to bring attention to a great NGO in Amman which supports young adults with intellectual disabilities, Nour al Barakah. Nour al Barakah was founded in 2009 with the mission to “to provide young adults with … More Nour al Barakah Farmer’s Market
Though Jordanians love their lahmeh (meat), it is not hard to be a vegan in this country. Middle Eastern cuisine is full of options for both vegans and vegetarians alike. Though falafel, hummus and pita bread are delicious, there are plenty of other ways to keep your stomach full and happy without straying from vegetarianism or veganism. Below are some … More Vegan-friendly menu options in Jordan
One of the most important causes for me is animal welfare, so naturally, I try to avoid any products that are tested on animals. Upon arriving in Jordan, I found it very hard to buy bath products (shampoo, conditioner, soaps, body lotion, toothpaste, etc.) and cosmetics that are NOT tested on animals. However, with time, I … More Where to buy Cruelty Free Cosmetics in Amman
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