The team at Afghan Women on The Move are delighted to see Afghan-Australian Fatima Payman take her seat in Parliament.

Twenty Years: The War In Afghanistan is an exhibition and public program capturing the impact of the US-led war on art, journalism, and human rights in Afghanistan in a post 9/11 world.

Afghan Women On The Move’s Founder is hounoured in this years NSW Humanitarian Awards for her humantiarian and advocacy work on social media.

Nayereh Norzehi speaks to Gul, a mother from Western Sydney who helps new arrivals to find work, study and education.

During the federal election campaign I was approached by government and non-government organisations, as well as both political parties to participate in various events. My attendance may have led to assumptions being made about which political party I supported, or I am part of…

Last night, Afghan Women on the Move had the privilege and honour of launching its first women business venture to help the community in western Sydney.

In this interview with Weekend Breakfast on ABC News, Maryam spoke about the situation in Afghanistan as well as the struggles faced by those newly arrived in Australia.

We took the blessing month of Ramadan to host our first Iftar to gather with our friends and supporters and to launch our new office in Doonsdale, Western Sydney.

Afghan Women on the Move Welcomes Afghan Refugee Budget announcement

Today, Afghan Women on the Move (AWOTM) has announced a year-long partnership with Host International.

We are thrilled to announce funding to teach newly arrived Afghan women to drive and swim!

The Five Ways AWOTM are supporting Afghan and multicultural women to find purpose, power and place.

From survive to thrive!