Awaken. Mobilize. Transform.
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The Uncompromising Gaze of Malika Moustadraf’s Trent-Sis
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Dalila Ennadre’s Subjective Cinema and Feminist Archive
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The Societal Tensions Revealed by Morocco’s 2025 Family Survey
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A Practical Handbook for Mental Health in Crisis
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Films Femmes Mediterranee Season 8
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Machi Rojola podcast
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T-HIYA: A Platform Rooted in Resistance and Collective Emancipation
T-HIYA is a platform born from the legacy of Tihya/ Dihya known as Kahina, the Amazigh queen and warrior who embodied resilience against oppression, fighting tirelessly to protect her people’s rights and dignity.
Her story is a beacon of courage, wisdom, and unyielding determination. It fuels our commitment to justice today. Grounded in intersectional feminism and informed by Antonio Gramsci’s vision of convergence in struggle, we recognize that emancipation arises when diverse movements unite to dismantle oppressive systems and reclaim power collectively.
T-HIYA stands at the crossroads of art, activism, and academia. We merge research with lived experiences, humanizing data through survivor testimonials and activist insights. By bridging feminist theory and praxis, we empower civil society to confront oppression in all its forms.
Our work is rooted in the transformative triad of Awaken, Mobilize, and Transform—essential stages for dismantling systemic oppression and forging collective emancipation. Awaken begins with radical consciousness: confronting gender-based violence and inequities through education, storytelling, and amplifying marginalized voices to expose intersecting injustices. Mobilize fuels collective power, uniting activists and communities in intersectional solidarity—using art, direct action, and shared resources to amplify demands for justice. Transform demands radical reimagining: dismantling patriarchal systems, uplifting grassroots leadership, and centering survivor-led solutions to create cultures where equity becomes inevitable.
Latest resources & publications
Research Insights: Legitimacy as Survival and Political Practice in Queer Moroccan Activism
2 May 2026
Framing the Forgotten: Dalila Ennadre’s Subjective Cinema and Feminist Archive
15 April 2026
Beyond the Data: The Societal Tensions Revealed by Morocco’s 2025 Family Survey
15 April 2026
Research Insights: Legitimacy as Survival and Political Practice in Queer Moroccan Activism
2 May 2026
Framing the Forgotten: Dalila Ennadre’s Subjective Cinema and Feminist Archive
15 April 2026
Beyond the Data: The Societal Tensions Revealed by Morocco’s 2025 Family Survey
15 April 2026
Support MAP
Navigate a nationwide network of shelters, legal experts, and support groups.
This real-time support map connects survivors of gender-based violence across Morocco’s 12 regions to immediate, local assistance (social, psychological, legal) while fostering collaboration between frontline responders, policymakers, and researchers to strengthen the ecosystem of support.
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