Empowering Women, Advocating Equality: Our Journey from Grassroots to National Impact
ABOUT US
OUR MISSION
Our mission is dedicated to fostering gender equality in Iraq by offering protection services to women and girls, empowering them, and advocating tirelessly for their rights.
OUR VISION
We envision Iraq where all women and girls have endless opportunities to realize and achieve their potential.
Mercy Path originated as a grassroots initiative named Lawyers for Women, spearheaded by a collective of Iraqi women lawyers and psychosocial specialists in 2017. It evolved into a registered NGO, officially named Mercy Path (Arabic: Masar Al-Rahma) for Women Affairs, in 2023, accredited by the Directorate of NGOs in Baghdad.
Based in Baghdad, Mercy Path has its headquarters there and conducts nationwide operations leveraging a network of volunteers and partners.
Our Team
Executive Director
Duaa Falah
Chief Finance Officer
Afrah Ali
Director of Logistics
Mohammed Adil
Program Coordinator
Sarah Amir
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Our Creative Founders.
Ms. Amani Mohamad is an Iraqi lawyer licensed by the Iraqi Bar Association. She holds a bachelor degree in law from Al Nahrain University - College of Law in 2013. Ms. Amani joined the humanitarian effort in Iraq right after graduation from law college. She is a civil society activist and a strong advocate of women rights in Iraq.
Amani Mohamed
Chairman
Ms. Duaa Falah holds a bachelor degree in computer sciences from Dijla University in 2017. She joined the humanitarian effort in Iraq in 2014. She has an extensive experience in administration, marketing, public relations, and communication. She is also a certified ToT Trainer.
Duaa Falah
Board Member
Dr. Khaldoon Al-Moosawi is a physician, a philanthropist, and an entrepreneur. He holds a bachelor degree in medicine and surgery from Al Nahrain College of Medicine and a Masters degree in Public Health from University of Oklahoma.
Khaldoon Al-Moosawi
Chairman Deputy