Tea Shop for Humanists In Morocco

Group: Freeborn of Morocco

Members: Jabar Abdul-Malik, Humirah Fawaz, Khadijah Muiz, Fez Maryam, Qadar Suliha

Email: khnrmhlk@gmail.com

Phone: +2127085372890

Project Description

In the vibrant city of Rabat, Morocco, a growing community of humanist women migrants seeks a safe space to connect, share experiences, and build a new life. Driven by a desire for freedom, equality, and self-expression, these women have left their homelands to escape persecution, violence, and oppression. Despite their resilience, they face numerous challenges in their adopted country, including cultural isolation, social exclusion, and economic marginalization. The importance of community and social connection cannot be overstated, particularly for those navigating the complexities of migration. A welcoming environment, where individuals can share stories, traditions, and values, is essential for fostering a sense of belonging and well-being.

Recognizing this need, our organization proposes the establishment of "Sahar El Amal" (Dawn of Hope) Tea Shop, a unique gathering place where humanist women migrants can find camaraderie, support, and empowerment. Moroccan culture, renowned for its hospitality and warmth, provides the perfect backdrop for this initiative. Traditional Moroccan tea, an integral part of social gatherings, will serve as a symbol of unity and inclusivity.

By sharing this timeless tradition, "Sahar El Amal" will bridge cultural divides, promote cross-cultural understanding, and celebrate the diversity of Rabat's migrant community. The "Sahar El Amal" Tea Shop will serve as more than just a social hub; it will be a catalyst for economic empowerment and personal growth. By providing employment opportunities, skills training, and community programs, we will equip humanist women migrants with the tools necessary to thrive in their new environment. This grant proposal outlines our vision, objectives, and strategies for establishing a sustainable and impactful initiative that will make a meaningful difference in the lives of these remarkable women.

Plans:

1. Secure location in Rabat's migrant-friendly neighborhood.

2. Hire and train 2-3 humanist women migrants as staff.

3. Source high-quality tea ingredients and supplies.

4. Launch marketing campaign targeting local and migrant communities.

5. Establish community programs and partnerships.

"Sahar El Amal" Tea Shop will become a beacon of hope for humanist women migrants in Rabat, fostering community, economic empowerment, and cultural exchange. We appreciate your consideration for this $300 grant.

Budget

 - Rent (1 month): $70

    - Tea equipment and supplies: $120

    - Marketing materials: $20

furniture: $30

    - Tea ingredients and supplies (1 month): $30

    - Employee salaries (1 month): $20

    - Utilities (1 month): $10

Benefits to your Community

 1. Provide a welcoming space for humanist women migrants.

2. Generate income and skills for employees.

3. Promote cultural understanding and exchange.