Global Advocacy and Impact: a cornerstone of Kalemat Falastenieh's mission
A pillar we use to champion children’s rights on a global scale. Through Kalemat Falastenieh, Alissar is committed to amplifying the voices of Palestinian children and advocating for their rights. Her journey as a youth rights activist began with the creation of Kalemat Falastenieh, and her passion for public speaking has been with her since childhood. Even as a child, she was known for her unique and compelling way of delivering speeches, using her platform to raise awareness, inspire change and give a voice to those who need it most.
PwC - Year of Impact
Alissar was the keynote speaker at PwC’s Year of Impact event, where she shared powerful stories of life in Palestine, highlighting her father’s experiences and the children she has worked with through Kalemat Falastenieh, particularly those from Gaza. Her speech focused on resilience, hope, and the importance of giving young people a voice.
WMLF (World Muslim Leadership Forum)
As part of the "40 Under 40" panel at the World Muslim Leadership Forum, Alissar was the youngest speaker to discuss the challenges faced by Palestinian children. She spoke about the struggles of growing up in Palestine and how Kalemat Falastenieh is working to create opportunities for a brighter future. This impactful discussion took place at the prestigious Houses of Parliament and the University of London, where Alissar shared her vision with global leaders and change-makers.
Global Summit of Women
Alissar was honored to be the youngest speaker at the Global Summit of Women in Abu Dhabi, UAE. She represented Palestine and youth on a global stage, sharing her vision for empowering young people and the importance of education in transforming lives.
TEDx - Change Makers
Alissar made history as the youngest speaker at a TEDx event. Under the theme "Change Makers," she shared the story of founding Kalemat Falastenieh at just 15 years old and how the initiative has changed the lives children, giving them a platform to be heard and the opportunity to pursue their dreams through education.