Women Leaders of Tomorrow is looking for an English language tutor to hold conversation classes with the students whom are applying to US and or Canadian colleges and universities. The tutors will also practice English language with the girls from the Judo club.
The duration of the classes are 60 minutes
The classes are held two times a week
Lesson plans are up to the tutors
Classes format is conversation only
Notes are recommended
The classes are held at Kabul Afghanistan time zone (GMT+4:30)
Sessions will be held via video chat apps, for instance, Google Meet, Messenger, Whatsapp and or Signal
If you are you interested in applying please send an email to info@womenleaders.ca
Today is International Day of Human Rights. The Women Leaders of Tomorrow along with it’s GOAL Judo initiative held an online event with international champions and guest speakers to highlight this important issue in Afghanistan. There is nothing more important than #security#ceasefire#protectionofwomensright and freedom to practice our rights. I urge you to speak with the policy makers, MPs and world leaders to protect human rights now! Please post #becausehumanrightsmatter on social media! رهبری دختران افغانستان – ردا!
Today is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. The GOAL initiative is a grass root women empowerment program. It helps women and girls to end gender based violence. The only way to assure that is to empower Afghan women and girls. You have the power to do that. By donating today at https://bit.ly/36gTFK3 you will make sure that these girls will keep coming to their daily training, equally participating as men, have presence in the society as human beings, and eliminate culture of violence!
Women Leaders of Tomorrow is hosting an online fundraiser for its GOAL initiative on December 10th on International Human Rights Day. The GOAL name stands for Girls of Afghanistan Lead. The funds are raised will be paid towards the daily cost of transportation for the Afghan women Judo athletes. There are exceptional guest speakers who will be speaking on the importance sports for women, and how it empowers them.
Yuki Yokosawa She is the 2004 Athens Olympic Games silver medalist in Judo. She is currently serving as women’s coach in Canada.
Sami Smithson
She is an ex Great Britian Judo fighter who competed at numerous senior international tournaments achieving a bronze medal in both the US and Canadian Opens in 2002 and was part of the silver medal winning team in the European Team Championships in 2003. Sami served 18 years in the Royal Air Force and during this time was the coach and director of the UK Armed Forces judo team which boasted 6 international judoka across 4 different countries including 2 Olympians. In 2006, whilst serving with the coalition task force in Afghanistan, Sami assisted the Afghanistan Judo Team with some coaching of their teams and coaches to further develop their skills, she also spent time with local children within Project Aschiana and sourced equipment for the Afghanistan Judo Federation. Sami has maintained contact with her friends from the Afghanistan Judo Committee and would love to continue her support and partnership. She was reunited with Sensei Farhad in 2019 when they were both in attendance at the World Judo Championships in Tokyo. Sami has now retired from the Royal Air Force and has spent some time supporting judoka as an athlete mentor. She also teaches pilates and exercise rehabilitation in her local community.
Over the 28th/29th August 2006 in Kabul, Afghanistan; After seeing an article in ‘The World of Judo’ magazine about the state of judo in Afghanistan Flt Lt Sam Smithson decided she could help. As a former GB international, a qualified coach and the captain of the RAF ladies judo team she contacted the President of the Afghan Judo Federation, Zakaria Assadi, to ascertain what could be done. The result was a two-day training package in Kabul and the donation of 30 mats from the UK’s Royal Air Force (RAF) Judo Association and £2,000 worth of judo suits from Fighting Films, a UK-based martial arts equipment supplier.
Nigara Shaheen
She is an IJF Judo athlete. She has practiced Judo a at world-class level and has been competed at numerous world tournaments such as including at Asian games in Hong Kong 2017, Dusseldorf Grand Slam in Germany in 2020 and many more.
She is also currently studying to obtain her Master’s degree in Ekaterinburg Russia.Ms. Shaheen has also worked as a Public Relation person at the Ministry of Trades in Afghanistan.Join us to learn about sports in Afghanistan and also how it helps Afghan women to practice their human rights!Further information about our work, please look at our website at: https://womenleaders.ca/You can donate at the following link: https://www.gofundme.com/…/empower-afghan-women…/donate
Judo means friendship, unity, sisterhood and cookies! The Judo girls are enjoying eating delicious snack after a long and hard training! Bon appetit! !نوش جان#GOAL#GirlsofAfghanistanLead رهبری دختران افغانستان-ردا
Today is October 28th. It’s #WorldJudoDay. On this day, the Afghan girls marks the power, impact and importance of Judo in their lives. The #GOAL initiative wishes to express their appreciation for the sports of Judo for shaping their lives in the best way possible, and empowering them. It gave them a reason & hope for life, the ability to over the gender inequality, and to be the best persons possible in the society.
Thank you to the friends of Afghanistan for supporting the Afghan Judo athletes! #NPO #Judos #Tokaiuniversity #Judoforpeace #Judoforfred #IJF #IOC #girlsofafghanistanlead #GOAL رهبری دختران افغانستان – ردا
Afghan girl athletes are significantly contributing towards peace. They work hard every single day to assure they live in a peaceful community with their family, friends and community members. Afghan women are at crossroads with the peace talks. It’s a crucial time to support them and make sure we #NeverGoBack and #peace wins!
A special event was held at the Afghan National Olympic Committee just to recognize Afghan female athletes achievements through sports yesterday in Afghanistan.
The Afghan Judo girls are shining! They were recently interviewed by Radio Azadi. The local media is proud to talk to them, showcase their hard work, fight for equality and achievements.
Due to popular demand GOAL is sharing the link to the girls’ video participating at the popular TV show Ru Da Ru. It is the Afghan version of Family Feud: https://youtu.be/9ayKgj3nJyQ
The Afghan Judo girls were invited to the country’s biggest TV channel. They raised the #Judos flag infront of millions of viewers with pride! They’re proud to be Judokas! ??♥️?
アフガニスタン柔道の女の子は、国内最大のテレビチャンネルに招待されました。彼らは誇りを持って何百万人もの視聴者の前で#Judosフラグを立てました！彼らは柔道家であることを誇りに思っています！ Girls Of Afghanistan Lead #GOAL#GirlsOfAfghanistanLead#NPO
Judokas promote peace, progress, respect and culture of gentleness and kindness. Senior sensie Zakaria Assadi was presenting Judo sport on the national TV in Afghanistan today. He talked about the history of Judo, system, culture and how that it is inspiring thousands of people, youngsters in particular, to pursuit Judo and to be successful people in the society.
We uploaded a new video on our Channel! We uploaded a new video of Coaching Webinar 5 on ‘INOUE Kosei JUDOs Official YouTube Channel’! You can find the video below. Please enjoy!
Coaching Webinar’s new video coaching webinar 5 has been released on judos official Youtube channel! Please take a look!
Bon appetit! !نوش جان
