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Congratulations TYO Champion, Usama Malik!

Thanks to my family, friends, and TYO for their love and support. Honored to have had the privilege to engage with my inspirational community to

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Beyond Business as Usual: AUB CSR Conference

“The Suliman S. Olayan School of Business (OSB) at the American University of Beirut is proud to announce the first CSR Practitioner’s Conference at AUB

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Racing the Planet Flashback: Sahara Race 2011

In just two short weeks Usama Malik will be Racing the Planet across 150 miles of the Jordanian desert, from Wadi Ram to Petra. His

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VIDEO: Usama Malik Prepares to run 156 Miles through the Jordanian Desert

  With just three-and-a-half short weeks left until Usama Malik’s 156 mile race from Wadi Ram to Petra, he is in good spirits and health.

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The Women’s Group Spring 2012 Session Wraps Up

The Women’s Group (TWG) rounded up its final week of an incredibly successful Spring 2012 session. After three months of rigorous workouts, hundreds of new

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FWEN Alumna, Sahar Dwaikat Attends Insight Dubai Conference

The Dubai Women’s College (DWC) held its annual, “Insight Dubai Conference 2012“, from March 18th – 22nd. The conference invites 65 international female students from

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British Ambassador to Lebanon, H. E. Tom Fletcher, Hosts Reception for WEL!

TYO and the WEL team were delighted when British Ambassador to Lebanon Tom Fletcher hosted a reception at his residence, in honor of the women

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Racing the Planet 2 : We Heart U!

I started running a little over two years ago, shortly after my 35th birthday, in January 2010. A couple of months later I stumbled on the

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Celebrating the Launch of the 50K in 50 Days Campaign!

  Last night–Saturday, March 24–marked the official launch of TYO’s 50K in 50 days campaign! To celebrate friends, supporters, TYO staff, and guest of honor,

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Reflections from Youth@Work: Partnerships for Skills Development Conference

Recently, more and more attention has been given to at-risk youth and the issues of youth crime, violence, sex, substance abuse, and poor academic performance