"Female Creativity Across the Ages: From Heritage to Empowerment" Awareness Seminar at Benha University's Faculty of Specific Education

Under the auspices of Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, the Anti-Violence Against Women Unit organized an awareness seminar titled "Female Creativity Across the Ages: From Heritage to Empowerment" at the Faculty of Specific Education. This event aligns with the university's commitment to supporting women's issues and enhancing their societal role.
The seminar was attended by:
• Prof. Nevin Abdel-Sabour (Director of the Anti-Violence Unit)
• Prof. Yasser Abdel-Rahman (Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development)
• Prof. Yosra Ahmed (Unit Coordinator at the Faculty of Specific Education), who delivered the keynote address.
• Prof. Nevin Abdel-Sabour highlighted that the seminar was coordinated
• Mrs. Rania Moataz, Assistant Secretary-General for Community Service and Environmental Development.
Discussion Points:
1. Women's Historical Role:
• Exploration of inspiring female figures in ancient Egyptian civilization.
• Stages of women's journey toward empowerment, from cultural and artistic heritage to modern political and social achievements.
2. Arts as a Tool for Advocacy:
• How diverse art forms expose hidden violence, discrimination, and societal perceptions of women.
• The role of art in amplifying women's voices and fostering societal awareness.
3. Modern Empowerment:
• Progress achieved through political leadership support, including legal and social reforms.
Prof. Nevin Abdel-Sabour emphasized the university's ongoing cultural initiatives to promote gender equality and women's integral role in societal change. She praised students' enthusiastic participation and their innovative use of art to advocate for women's rights.