Halcyon announces Bahrain all-female tech incubator program

Eight participating startup founders to receive monthly programming from AWS, residency in Washington, D.C.
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Announced in October 2020, the 2021 Bahrain Women’s Intensive is an intensive incubator program for early-stage women-founded social enterprise female tech startups based in Bahrain. Beginning later this month, the cohort will receive monthly skills training, AWS cloud computing credits and personalized support from AWS experts, culminating in a residency at Halcyon’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. this July.SEE ALSO

“These women were selected for Halcyon fellowships not only because their ventures meet our high standard for sustainability, scalability, and impact, but because they have the potential to be influential leaders in the tech social enterprise space,” said Halcyon Co-Founder and CEO Kate Goodall. “Fostering a stronger, more robust social enterprise ecosystem in Bahrain and around the world depends on leaders like these women growing their skills and sharing them with others in their network.”

The 2021 Bahrain Women’s Intensive Fellows from female tech are:

  • Circles (Nadia Miujrers) is a mental health app that provides evidence-based and culturally competent learning to develop emotional intelligence and nervous system regulation in English and Arabic.
  • Daresni (Thanaa Rabeea and Hana Al Tareifis a web-based platform and booking system connecting teachers with students for private, hourly in-home learning.
  • E-Jam’ia (Kawthar Al-Gallafcreates a community-based financial system for individuals by providing a mobile app that digitizes the traditional cultural concept of Jami’ia, where community members get together to save money.
  • Kinderhaus (Huda Radhiis a bilingual software that provides distance learning education in an entertaining and interactive environment for special needs children.
  • MallofWork (Saba Javedis a tech-driven platform that connects businesses with freelancers and service providers, accommodating everyone from top professionals to service providers.
  • Women Power Network (Wafa AlObaidataccelerates the success of women founders and professionals in order to build a world where women are leading and shaping the future.
  • On the Go (Sahar Ghuloomis an online platform providing disciplined workout solutions for individuals by connecting them with professional, qualified trainers.
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