Die heutige Folge ist aus vielen Gründen eine ganz besondere. Zu Gast ist Nada Al-Ahdal. Im Alter von elf Jahren sollte sie in ihrer Heimat verheiratet werden. Stattdessen floh sie und fand Zuflucht bei ihrem Onkel. Zudem überlebte sie eine 14-tägige Gefangenschaft durch den IS. Heute kämpft sie leidenschaftlich gegen Kinderheirat durch und mit ihrer Stiftung. Das Interview führt mein Kollege Guy Dimenstein vom wundervollen YouTube-Kanal meet THE GOOD ONES. Das Gespräch hört ihr auf Englisch.
Ihr erfahrt:
- Wann und wie Nada erfuhr, dass sie verheiratet werden soll
- Wie sie sich zu ihrem Onkel geflüchtet hat
- Wie und warum Mädchen unter 18 Jahren verheiratet werden
- Was dieses Schicksal mit den betroffenen Mädchen macht
- Was jeder von uns gegen die Kinderehe tun kann
- Wie Nadas Stiftungen sich für den Schutz der Mädchen einsetzt
- Was es braucht, um vor Kinderehe zu schützen
- Wie für Nada und ihre Eltern der Entwicklungsprozess war
- so viel über innere Stärke und den Willen zu überleben
- Wie ihr unterstützen könnt
An dieser Stelle möchte ich meinen Dank allen Menschen aussprechen, die sich dafür einsetzen, die Welt zu einem besseren Ort für uns alle zu machen. Euer Einsatz macht einen bedeutenden Unterschied 💫!
Website: www.nadafund.org
Instagram: @nadalahdal
YouTubemeet THE GOOD ONES: youtube.com@NadaAlahdal
Facebook: facebook/nadalahdal1
YouTube: meet THE GOOD ONES
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Wer tut Gutes und sollte unbedingt in den Podcast kommen? Lasst hören! Ich freu mich über Eure Vorschläge.
Today’s episode is particularly special for several reasons, as we have a guest, Nada. At the age of eleven, she was slated for marriage in her homeland. Instead, she fled and found refuge with her uncle. She also survived a 14-day captivity at the hands of ISIS. Today, she passionately fights against child marriage through her foundation. Conducting the interview is my colleague, Guy Dimenstein, from the wonderful YouTube channel meet THE GOOD ONES. The conversation is in English.
You'll find out:
• When and how Nada found out she was going to be married • How she fled to her uncle • How and why girls under 18 are married • What this fate does to the affected girls • What each of us can do against child marriage • How Nada's foundations advocate for the protection of girls • What it takes to prevent child marriage • How the developmental process was for Nada and her parents • So much about inner strength and the will to survive • How you can support
At this point, I would like to express my gratitude to all the people who are working to make the world a better place for all of us. Your efforts make a significant difference 💫!
Website: www.nadafund.org
Instagram: @nadalahdal
YouTube: youtube.com@NadaAlahdal
Facebook: facebook/nadalahdal1
YouTube: meet THE GOOD ONES
Feel free to write in the comments on Instagram @feelgood.happypeople or LinkedIn linkedin/kathrin-dieckmann under the post about today's episode, or email us at mail@feelgoodhappypeople.de. I look forward to hearing from you.
Who's doing good and should definitely come on the podcast? Let me know! I'm excited to hear your suggestions.
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