The Jordanian Women’s Solidarity Institute (Tadamon) participated in the activities of the international hybrid scientific symposium titled: “Outside the Map of Satiety: The Forgotten Ontology of the Arab Child... and the Engineering of Sustainable Arab Security,” organized by the International Scientific BRC Foundation in partnership with the Arab Thought Forum – Jordan, and hosted by the Jordan National Library.

The association was represented at the symposium by Dr. Iman Al-Hussein, Chairperson of the Administrative Board, and Ms. Samar Al-Jabra, the association’s legal advisor.

The symposium, which was held on the occasion of Universal Children’s Day, addressed issues of food security for the Arab child and the basic needs related to their health, education, and well-being. This was discussed through presentations and studies delivered by participants from several Arab countries, including Jordan, Iraq, Algeria, and Sudan.

Tadamon’s participation reflects its strong commitment to issues related to children’s rights and empowerment, as well as its ongoing dedication to engaging in scientific and community dialogues organized by civil society institutions and organizations across various fields. This stems from its belief in the importance of integrating efforts and unifying roles to serve development and social justice causes.