REFLECTIONS, COMMENTS, LETTERS
Year : 2012 | Volume
: 10 | Issue : 3 | Page : 269--273
How bereavement became strength: the story of an Iraqi woman working with war affected widows in Baghdad
Sabah Dhia Jaafar
project coordinator with the International Organization for Migration in Baghdad, Iraq., Iraq
Correspondence Address:
In 2006, the author was studying for her MA degree in English, in Baghdad. A married Iraqi woman, she was kidnapped along with her husband. She was released after eight days, but her husband was killed. In this personal reflection, she describes her own profound grief and how she found meaning in life once again while working with the International Organization for Migration. This intergovernmental organisation gave her the opportunity to provide support to other Iraqi widows. Now, as a coordinator of a project for the empowerment of female and youth headed households, she offers both practical and emotional support.
How to cite this article:
Jaafar SD. How bereavement became strength: the story of an Iraqi woman working with war affected widows in Baghdad.Intervention 2012;10:269-273
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Jaafar SD. How bereavement became strength: the story of an Iraqi woman working with war affected widows in Baghdad. Intervention [serial online] 2012 [cited 2023 Jun 1 ];10:269-273
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