Shirin Sahani (Afghanistan)


Shirin Sahani (Afghanistan)

Shirin Sahani (Omid Learning Center, Afghanistan): Shirin described herself as a “cultural nomad,” having been born in India and brought up in Iran, as well as a consummate traveler. Before pursuing a graduate degree, Shirin developed and implemented marketing communications strategies for companies in the technology, industrial and medical markets. After this exposure to the corporate sector, Shirin took her skills to the international arena, more specifically civil society organizations working on women’s social and political development in the Middle East and Asia. At the time of her fellowship, Shirin was pursuing a graduate degree at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.



02 Aug

The Bumpy Road to Girl’s Education

I recently got back from visiting the girl’s school in Godah. It was a back-breaking,

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Posted Aug 02, 2005

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22 Jul

Shopping for Tents

Sadiqa and I spent the week shopping and preparing for our trip to the Godah

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Posted Jul 22, 2005

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10 Jul

Beauty Parlors and Internet Cafes

Driving around Kabul, I’m struck by the number of beauty parlors and internet cafes that

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Posted Jul 10, 2005

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02 Jul

Corruption: A Necessary Evil?

Last week was a bit of a reality shock for me. I’ve been pretty optimistic

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Posted Jul 02, 2005

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27 Jun

Afghanistan’s Home (OMID)

I’ve just finished my first week in Afghanistan and things have gone strangely smoothly and

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Posted Jun 27, 2005

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14 Jun

Finally on the Way, Inshallah

After some initial programmatic hitches, much coordination, loads of family discussion and debates, one flight

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Posted Jun 14, 2005

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