Seasson 1 :

the right to be different

episode 1:

In the premiere episode of "AchBanlek" more than 40 minds converged on April 25, 2021, at 3 PM to explore the theme of the right to be different. The discussion unfolded like a vibrant symphony, weaving personal narratives and socio-cultural critiques into a rich tapestry of understanding. Each participant became both speaker and listener, transforming the room into a sanctuary of open dialogue. As the clock seemed to slow, mutual respect and empathy blossomed, marking the birth of "Chni Balek" as more than a platform—a sacred space where diversity was not just debated but honored. The episode was really into the heart of difference, leaving an indelible mark on the canvas of societal discourse.

Being a woman in Morocco

episode 2:

In a reminiscent echo of our past gatherings, the second episode of "AchBanlek" revisits the profound exploration of womanhood in Morocco. Together, we unravel the complex threads of experience, pondering society's perceptions and the multifaceted roles women inhabit. The event, set for the 6th of June at 16:00, extends an invitation to those who've shared their voices before, creating a familiar yet ever-evolving space for dialogue. It's not just a repetition; it's a continuation of our commitment to free speech, open-mindedness, and respect for diverse perspectives. Will you rejoin us in shaping this ongoing narrative?

Youth and Politics

episode 3: (Special Edition: 2021's National elections)

In a reflective stride through time, we revisit the third episode of "AchBanlek" from the year 2021, where the spotlight shone on our nation's political system and the youth's engagement with it. The questions linger: Why the youth's dismissiveness towards politics? Has trust in political parties waned? Should voting be seen as a national duty? The event, held on the 4th of July at 18:00 in Dar Takafa, provided a platform for youth representatives from local political parties to share their insights. As we stand in 2024, let's reflect on the discussions that unfolded, contemplating the evolving landscape of youth involvement in politics. The echoes of these conversations serve as a testament to the ongoing pursuit of understanding and improving our political system. What thoughts does this retrospective journey spark for you?

Sexual harassment

episode 4:

In the eagerly awaited fourth episode of "AchBanlek," the community has spoken, and the topic of discussion has been chosen based on your votes on our Instagram and Facebook posts, and this time we'll be discussing the topic of Sexual Harassment. What constitutes sexual harassment? As a woman, man or child, do we feel safe walking on our streets? How does Moroccan society deal with this subject? And is there social justice for the victims? Come join and discuss all these questions with us and more in the 4th episode of Achbanlek: an event hosted by our association where we offer a safe space for young people to express their thoughts on meaningful social and cultural topics. As a community, we value free speech, open mindedness and mutual respect of everyone's perspectives. The event will take place on Sunday the 22th of August, at 16:00.

Menta Health

episode 5:

The fifth episode of "AchBanlek" was about Mental Health. Discussing mental illness openly has been challenging due to the negative stigma surrounding it. With these issues on the rise and in recognition of World Mental Health Day on October 10, we aimed to prioritize conversations about our true feelings. We gathered on Sunday, October 17, at 16:00, creating a space for open dialogue. As a community, we valued free speech, open-mindedness, and mutual respect for diverse perspectives.

Rasism in Morocco

episode 6:

The sixth episode of "AchBanlek" was delved into discussing racism in Morocco. Racism, characterised by beliefs or behaviours that make certain groups feel superior, manifested based on past prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against others due to race, skin colour, culture, beliefs, or ethnicity. Sadly, these behaviours were observed even in our own country, between mountain people and Rifi's, between south and north, and sometimes even against South African immigrants. The event took place on Sunday, the 28th of November, at 16:00, in Dar Takafa Larache, providing a platform for open dialogue. As a community, we cherished free speech, open-mindedness, and mutual respect for everyone's perspectives.

Seasson 2 :

Social Work in Larache

episode 1:

In the first episode of the "Chni Balek" activity in its second season, on a topic entitled "Chni Balek” in non-profit work in Larache," which was held in the lobby of the House of Culture on Sunday, May 14, 2023. We opened the door to discussion between several young people with different opinions, as we touched on the concept of non-profit work And volunteering in general and in Larache in particular between the past and the present. In addition to the general vision of its elements and its relationship with civil society, public administration and authority. We also discussed the various reasons that contribute to the formation of negative impressions among citizens towards associations. Finally, the expectations and expectations of young people from associations and associative actors were presented.

Generational Conflict

episode 2:

In the second episode, we delved into the intricate theme of "Generational Conflict," exploring its multifaceted aspects within families and societies at large. The discussion unfolded, dissecting the tensions and dynamics that often arise between different generations. It was a meaningful exploration, where we navigated the complexities of understanding and bridging the gap between varying perspectives held by different age groups. The event provided a valuable platform for open dialogue, fostering an environment where the nuances of generational conflicts were explored with respect and empathy.

IDENTITY

episode 3:

In our exploration of identity, we acknowledged its profound importance in shaping connections with our environment and happiness. The discourse unfolded, delving into various dimensions of this intricate subject. We discussed how individuals define identity—is it limited to elements like race, religion, and language? Explored its dynamic nature—is it fixed or adaptable over time? Considered factors shaping personal identity—specific influences or flexible constructs shaped by experiences? Examined society's impact on identity—is it shaped by expectations or self-awareness? Lastly, we questioned the existence of fixed rules, debating whether identity is governed by standards or subjective perspectives. Were you part of these insightful discussions on identity?

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Seasson 1 :

the right to be different

episode 1:

Being a woman in Morocco

episode 2:

Youth and Politics

episode 3: (Special Edition: 2021's National elections)

Sexual harassment

episode 4:

Menta Health

episode 5:

Rasism in Morocco

episode 6:

Seasson 2 :

Social Work in Larache

episode 1:

Generational Conflict

episode 2:

IDENTITY

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Other Activities

Seasson 1 :

the right to be different

episode 1:

Being a woman in Morocco

episode 2:

Youth and Politics

episode 3: (Special Edition: 2021's National elections)

Sexual harassment

episode 4:

Menta Health

episode 5:

Rasism in Morocco

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Social Work in Larache

episode 1:

Generational Conflict

episode 2:

IDENTITY

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