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European Amazigh Women Foundation Affinity Group
The European Amazigh Women Foundation is the first feminist movement of Amazigh women who are living in Europe. EAWF has Affinity groups of women who are participating in the EFF in The Netherlands, France, UK, Spain and Germany. We have a strong network who can inform us about the female Amazigh situation in North-Africa and Europe and we are alos supported by many Amazigh men.

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Seventh Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII)

Wednesday 7 May 2008
Khadya Azalam, as a representative for Stitching Tamaynut The Netherlands/ The European Amazigh Women Foundation/ , attended the Seventh Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) taking place 21 April – 2 May 2008 at the UN headquarters in New York City. The (...) 
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L’Amazigh ou l’homme libre

Invitation à la Conférence-Débat
by Khadya Azalam Wednesday 27 February 2008
Le 29 février 2008 à 19h, Bruxelles 
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Amazigh (Berber) Culture for the North African Diaspora in Europe (flyer)

by Khadya Azalam Wednesday 27 February 2008
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The European Amazigh Women Foundation, the EAWF

by Khadya Azalam Wednesday 16 January 2008
Change of the name of project TAWF (the Tamaynut Amazigh Women Foundation, by a new name; The European Amazigh Women Foundation, the EAWF 
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Interview with Khadija Azalam

Monday 10 December 2007
Khadija Azalam was born in Netherlands as a daughter of Soussis immigrant parents. As the coordinator of the EFF Affinity Group Tamaynut Amazigh Women Foundation and president of Tamaynut-Holland, she is determined to do her part to improve the situation of the Amazigh people in the Netherlands (...) 
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European Amazigh Women Foundation Affinity Group

by Khadya Azalam Tuesday 5 June 2007
The European Amazigh Women Foundation is the first feminist movement of Amazigh women who are originally from North-Africa and living in Europe. Most of the Amazigh women are born and raised in Europe, but they still have a strong relation with their Amazigh background, culture and they are (...) 
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