Activities & Initiatives

In partnership with the Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University, We3C co-organized a high-level forum bringing together policymakers, academics, civil society leaders, and youth activists from the United States and the MENA region. The forum generated actionable policy insights on democratic resilience, transnational cooperation, and youth-led civic engagement in a shifting global order.

This specialized training equipped Tunisian civil society stakeholders with practical tools for social media management, content strategy, and digital security.

Participants strengthened their capacity to engage online safely, counter disinformation, and protect sensitive data in restrictive environments.

This participatory workshop convened Tunisian civil society actors, media professionals, and community leaders to analyze migration dynamics from a bottom-up perspective. Discussions focused on governance gaps, youth exclusion, and long-term retention strategies, linking local insights to broader policy debates.

We3C supported the design and implementation of a strategic digital campaign to amplify civil society voices, foster dialogue, and build a sustainable online presence. The initiative combined content creation, engagement analytics, and targeted outreach across multiple platforms.

We3C facilitated a regional, two-day conference bringing together policymakers, academics, NGOs, and community leaders from across the MENA region. The initiative examined the structural drivers of irregular migration and skills drain and produced policy-oriented recommendations to strengthen legal pathways, local development, and regional cooperation.

We3C supported civil society actors in strengthening grassroots engagement through tailored communication strategies. The project combined monitoring, hands-on guidance, and follow-up support to enhance visibility, community outreach, and advocacy impact.