Join us tomorrow for the Richmond International Film Festival for a powerful screening and discussion you won’t want to miss! We’re honored to feature two incredible American veterans on our panel, both of whom have dedicated their lives to serving their country. After the

We are incredibly grateful to The Good Road and the Richmond International Film Festival for featuring Hardwired's work in Iraq. It was an honor to share our mission of promoting human dignity and pluralism with the Richmond community. Film is a powerful medium to highlight the

We are excited to share about the communities we are empowering in Kosovo! This month, we hosted a powerful two-day training at the House of Hope in Millosheva, near the divided town of Mitrovica. With 16 dedicated volunteers participating, we explored how understanding identity

Today, Hardwired’s Kosova Director, Brikene Krasniqi, participated in a panel discussion hosted by Mercury One for the 2024 International Ministerial Conference on FoRB in Berlin, Germany. Brikene shared Hardwired’s work in the Middle East and Kosova to promote respect for

Today, on the International Day of the Girl Child, we recognize the unique challenges girls face worldwide. At Hardwired, we are committed to empowering the next generation to stand up for the equal rights of women and girls who are often doubly persecuted in the midst of

نظمت سفارة العراق – واشنطن| Iraqi Embassy in Washington ، فعالية ثقافية استضافت فيها Hardwired ، التي قدمت برامج تدريبية لنشر ثقافة التعددية في مدارس المناطق المحررة من #داعش الأرهابي. الفعالية تضمنت عرض فيلم وثائقي عن رحلتهم إلى #الموصل. للمزيد زيارة الرابط iraqiembassy.us/node/8577

As we approach the holiday season, this insightful article by Margie Warrell reflects on navigating familial discourse by embracing courage and empathy to engage in meaningful dialogue. She shares, “At a recent event celebrating the work of Hardwired Global and a documentary by

This winter, we witnessed the incredible impact of Hardwired's programs in Millosheva, Kosovo, where teachers and students brought to life lessons of human dignity and freedom of belief through a community performance of Fruitopia. Students took the stage to share the powerful

In South Sudan, where more than 80% of the population is illiterate and uninformed about their role as citizens and the upcoming election, Hardwired’s education programs are working to fill a critical gap, equipping communities with the tools they need to safeguard their rights,

Hardwired provides professional development opportunities for educators who are looking for alternatives to DEI training or CRT curriculum.  Through our programs, we help educators foster respect for the dignity and rights of all people, including those who disagree with them,

In many villages we reached through our program in South Sudan this winter, we saw communities began to consider how they could protect the rights of women in the future election and constitution, especially since many villages had strong dowry practices, restrictions on women

This spring, in Milosheva and Kacanik, students performed Hardwired’s Fruitopia. The play is a key aspect of our educational program, culminating powerful lessons learned into a community event that explores these concepts by mirroring real-world struggles of division and

In recent months, Hardwired-trained teachers in Lebanon integrated our peace-building lessons into classrooms and brought them to the community through student-led performances. These plays reinforced crucial concepts of pluralism and mutual respect, ensuring that students not

Hardwired has been hard at work in Iraq. This spring, our team launched a new partnership with the Ministry of Education, working with official Ministry trainers in six cities through an intensive training that will support lessons on pluralism and human rights in schools across

This spring, Hardwired has planted after-school clubs in 8 schools across Kosovo, reaching 236 students, 117 teachers, and 1260 community members in a mission to model respect for human dignity, equality, and individual freedom! This engagement has taken shape through numerous

Hardwired was honored to host representatives of the Stirling Foundation in Iraqi Kurdistan to visit Hardwired-educated trainers at the Shamiram Assyrian School in Soran. When reflecting on their work, Hardwired trainers, school staff, and students expressed how Hardwired’s

This May in Fushë, Kosovo, Hardwired-trained educators organized a community-wide performance of “We Grow Together – Life as Fruit.” Led by teacher Edona Duhani of Mihal Grameno – Annex 2 and staged at Hivzi Sulejmani High School, the event was a resounding success! After the

Educators in Erbil, Iraq are preparing to bring Hardwired’s lessons to teachers across the Kurdistan Region. Through Hardwired’s immersive ‘Fruitopia’ simulation, 24 official trainers from six KRG Directorates of Education were trained in the foundational concepts of pluralism