The “From Noruz to Akito” campaign, which took place with the support of Center for Civil Society and Democracy (CCSD), aimed to promote the value of co-existence through public media. Adder Press covered the campaign in Qamishlo on its website. CCSD volunteers hoped to spread messages of co-existence, dialogue, and acceptance. through billboards emblazoned
Read More“From Noruz to Akito” is a media campaign that promotes co-existence by defining and focusing on the interlaced nature and common values of Syrian society. The campaign is carried out by a network of volunteers and members of the Center for Civil Society and Democracy (CCSD), which is a part of the Aman network (a Syrian
Read MoreUnder the title “Support and Strengthen Civil Society” the representatives of several Syrian organizations met with international organizations working on Syrian issues at the Center for Civil Society and Democracy (CCSD) office in Gaziantep, Turkey. The purpose of the March 9th meeting included: Networking between the Syrian organizations from multiple geographic areas. Networking between the Syrian
Read MoreSponsored by CCSD and with the participation of 9 civil society organizations (CSOs), a lecture was held on March 3, 2015 in the city of Qamishley about the mechanisms of transparent elections and election monitoring. The lecture was organized by Shiar Issa as part of the What about elections!? campaign and was attended by more than 50 representatives of local political parties and CSOs
Read MoreGiven the rising “feeling of despair and tiredness” among Syrian people concerning the deadly conflict, and as a response to the appeal to “stop this carnage”, CCSDS welcomes any initiative that is calling for an end to the violence in Syria. The only solution to the crisis in Syria is to bring the country
Read MoreBased on our mission to support and to strengthen civil society, The Center for Civil Society and Democracy team has conducted 113 workshops during inside Syria starting from August 2014. CCSD team trained 17 Local Councils, and more than 40 NGOs in the topics of Organizational development, civic leadership and election . In
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