My name is Nadia .This is my first story on world pluse , a place I want to use to reflect on myself as a woman in Middle East .I am an entrepreneur and Teacher Trainer. I wanted to help myself to break the golden cage that I had caught myself in for several years , but I ended up helping others before myself .I have an online Language school which most of the staff and teachers are women and Kurdish.We are doing our best to show the world, Kurdish women are smart enough to be influential and it's our turn to impact on education . It hasn't been easy , it is not easy ,but deep down I know it's an everyday battle for us all .

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