Welcome to Hasana Plus Organization
Jihan has been a consistent leader in the community of Fargo-Moorhead, which lies on the border of North Dakota and Minnesota. She has dedicated her life to her family, her community and to the homeland of her birth, Kurdistan.
Jihan works tirelessly to help better the lives of immigrants and minorities in her community by organizing business leaders, non-profits and the media to come together to support her vision. She empowers women, and proves by example that women who lead are not only effective, but bring with them a passion to see through any challenge.
As a proud supporter of her homeland Kurdistan, Jihan has proven herself on the international stage by reaching out to, and maintaining ties with those who share her vision for a greater Kurdistan. She believes in the sanctity of the land, its beauty, resources, and rich history.
With her primary focus on environmental protection, Jihan is one of the great driving forces dedicated to the improvment of Kurdistan, and as a result, will serve to empower others around the world to rise up to the challenge of taking care of our entire planet.
Work Experience:
Fowzia Adde has been the Director of the Immigrant Development Center since 2003 and carries the vision and mission of the organization to the community with a strong voice.
Fowzia was born in Mogadisho, Somalia in 1976. She finished high school in Kenya. She then went to nursing school and became a RN nurse. After that, she worked for the UN and then came to United States in 1997. She worked for 4 years for Omni Network.
She started working for Immigrant Development Center (IDC) since 2003 until now. As a multilingual social entrepreneur herself, Fowzia works with other immigrants from the community to help them overcome barriers and realize their dreams of self-employment. The Immigrant Development Center (IDC), a business-development nonprofit headquartered in Moorhead, brings those barriers down, one lesson, loan or lease at a time. The mission of IDC is to build capacity of business and economic skills within the immigrant population, ultimately leading to economic self-sufficiency. IDC helps low income refugees and the new American population by providing them assistance and training in starting their own small businesses and or obtaining jobs pertaining to their skills.
She recently raised funds to purchase and renovate a building to open the International Market Plaza (IMP), an indoor mall just outside downtown Fargo where business owners can rent a small storefront or office space. The IMP is a multi-cultural shopping experience that brings the world to Fargo! The IMP gives immigrants of the Fargo-Moorhead community the opportunity to pursue their passions and attain a better quality of life through their businesses.
Rundik Barwari is a Kurdish rights activist and is passionate about helping to work towards a better Kurdistan. Her goal is to become a child psychologist and go back home to bring awareness to mental health and help her people. Rundik was born in Fargo, North Dakota and raised in San Diego, California.
.Experience
Sadeq has nine years of experience in civil engineering and working on construction project sites, along with conducting material and soil testing and communicating with clients and subcontractors at project sites. He is skilled in AutoCAD, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Bentley PowerGEOPAK, Microsoft Project, Sign CAD, and Auto TURN.
Education
Professional Registration
Certification
Continuing Education
Representative Project Experience
Saida Aweis is the program director at the Immigrant Development Center, and is currently studying Sociology at North Dakota State University. Saida has collaborated on several workforce and community outreach projects. She has also participated in the creation of multiple youth engagement events throughout the Fargo-Moorhead area.
Gulistan Balata is actively pursuing a paralegal degree at Minnesota State University. She has volunteered in several community outreach projects.
Gulistan also speaks several languages including Kurdish, Arabic, English, and Korean. She is currently working as an Interpreter.
Ms. Delveen Tahir is currently the Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Pacific Disability Program Manager and Reasonable Accommodations Coordinator. Ms. Tahir obtained her Bachelor’s in Social Work and a Master’s in Rehabilitation Counseling with an emphasis in Rehabilitation Technology from San Diego State University. Ms. Tahir obtained her Health and Wellness Coaching certification from Georgetown University Institute for Transformational Leadership.
Ms. Tahir is a powerful force in the workplace and uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to encourage others to work hard and succeed.
She is a firm believer that volunteering is the resource with the greatest potential for continued growth. She continues to be inspired by volunteering in her community and provides her valuable time to causes that improve the greater good.
If you would like to learn more about Ms. Tahir, please visit the website below:
Life and Work with Delveen Tahir