Dominique Isabelle Hyde

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 04/12/2022

That’s a wrap! With these 3 indomitable women traveling to the Mauritanian border with Mali to figure out how @wfp @unicef @hcr and @bmz can work better together to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable. https://t.co/eHYJpHGEiN

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 04/12/2022

RT @Refugees: Here's what it is like to live with a disability in the world's largest refugee camp. #IDPD https://t.co/DoQ934kkKQ

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 03/12/2022

Survivors of gender-based violence are often unseen, but they have an important story to tell. We need to listen and act! Powerful art by @sebbouchard for the #16Days #OrangeTheWorld campaign @Refugees_EU partnership with @eu_echo. https://t.co/dOH0KDucjN

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 03/12/2022

Close to 880,000 people in Mauritania are acutely food insecure. Thanks to the national social protection programme, @WFP and @Refugees, close to 60% of the most vulnerable refugees in Mauritania get cash assistance. Next step: investment in agriculture for self reliance. https://t.co/50bIBbGtvJ

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 03/12/2022

"I feel very happy when I am teaching. It's like I am in another world." Safiatou fled violence in Mali in 2019. She began teaching a year later in Mbera camp, #Mauritania. Its thanks to women like her that a generation of refugee children keep their hopes and dreams alive. https://t.co/lO1OH5kqh1

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 02/12/2022

Twice a refugee in Mauritania, Momo has dedicated much of his life encouraging refugees to see themselves as partners and women as leaders. “We are part of the solution not a burden on the host population.” We need more leaders like Momo to be in the driving seat of change. https://t.co/DSeBoA0EO6

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 02/12/2022

Hano survived two early marriages before she turned 18. Today, she is an entrepreneur and has founded a network of volunteers who help keep Mbera refugee camp safe and clean. She told me: “This is my contribution for the health of pregnant women and children in the camp.” https://t.co/xyyshDXB0N

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 30/11/2022

I met these strong Malian Refugee Women in Mbera camp, Mauritania today who took #orangetheworld literally! Amazing to hear the reach of their voices to #ENDviolence against women. 1 in 5 forcibly displaced women have experienced sexual violence. It’s time to act! #16Days https://t.co/mm9rGuekEA

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 28/11/2022

An incredible, additional, contribution was announced from @GermanyDiplo last week. A special message of thanks to our second largest donor, from @FilippoGrandi. https://t.co/PfEiHBncX2 https://t.co/xVtlyYmObG

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 28/11/2022

I have just landed in Nouakchott, Mauritania, a country that is host to over 100,000 refugees and asylum-seekers, most of whom have fled violence in Mali. Refugees enjoy the same level of access to healthcare &job opportunities as Mauritanians. This is what inclusion looks like. https://t.co/FPa1TN0bBP