SEED promotes the rights, protection, empowerment, and recovery of survivors of violence and others at risk through comprehensive care including case management, mental health and psychosocial support, legal services, cash assistance, and shelter services.
SEED works to empower women and girls, uphold their rights, prevent violence against them, protect survivors and support their recovery, and engage men and boys.
Examines harmful acts committed or facilitated through information and communications technology (ICT), and the frameworks for prevention, protection, prosecution, and reparation in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region.
SEED works to prevent and respond to human trafficking, protect and empower survivors and others at risk, uphold their rights, and strengthen systems of response and prevention.
SEED urges Iraq’s leaders to repeal the amendment to the Personal Status Law, warning it threatens women's and children's rights and shifts Iraq toward sectarian legal codes.
On World News Day, SEED and JiG launch a pocket guide to support ethical reporting on GBV survivors, helping media practitioners across Iraq and Kurdistan.