Promoting Psychological Well-being for Women Activists and Women Journalists in Emergency Settings on the Occasion of World Mental Health Day

On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, Bazrah Organization for Peace and Psychological Well-being organized an event titled "Promoting Psychological Well-being for Women Activists and Women Journalists in Emergency Settings." The event aimed to highlight the importance of mental health and psychological well-being for women working in humanitarian, media, and human rights sectors amid the psychological and professional pressures associated with emergency and crisis contexts. It also sought to promote awareness of psychological well-being as a fundamental pillar for sustaining effective humanitarian and professional performance. The event provided a safe space for dialogue and the exchange of experiences among participants. The sessions explored the key psychological challenges faced by women activists and women journalists while working in humanitarian settings, emphasizing the importance of self-care, sharing practical experiences, and presenting strategies to help manage psychological stress and maintain emotional well-being in high-risk work environments. The program also featured awareness-raising and interactive sessions marking World Mental Health Day, alongside expert presentations on psychological well-being and self-care strategies, enriching discussions and strengthening participants' knowledge. The event concluded with the documentation of its key outcomes and the dissemination of awareness messages aimed at promoting a culture of mental health care and reinforcing the importance of creating supportive environments for frontline humanitarian and media professionals. This event forms part of Bazrah Organization for Peace and Psychological Well-being's ongoing efforts to promote mental health, support professionals working in humanitarian settings, and foster a culture of psychological well-being and self-care. These efforts contribute to building more supportive and sustainable work environments while strengthening the role of women in humanitarian action, media, and peacebuilding.