Efficiency Meets Environmental Responsibility
Zawaya is a dynamic youth space where young minds come together to exchange experiences, share their creativity, and showcase their talents in a way that truly reflects who they are. It’s a place where passions meet purpose, offering a variety of clubs like the Chess Corner, Thought and Literature Hub, Technology and AI Lab, Climate Change Collective, and Cinema Circle. Each club is led by enthusiastic young volunteers, making Zawaya a vibrant community for intellectual, cultural, and artistic growth.
The Recycling Club is open to all students in Jordanian universities and schools, and we offer a variety of activities to engage and educate you about the importance of recycling.
What can you expect? From exciting awareness campaigns and advocacy efforts to hands-on activities like cleaning, painting, and planting, we have something for everyone. Learn about the different types of waste and how to sort them effectively. Discover the art of upcycling and transform discarded materials into beautiful creations.
Together, we can create a sustainable future for Jordan. By joining our recycling club, you’ll not only contribute to a cleaner environment but also develop valuable skills and knowledge. Let’s make a positive impact on our communities and inspire others to embrace a greener lifestyle.
The Technology Lab is a creative space that brings together technology enthusiasts and innovators. The club aims to empower young people to explore the latest technologies and develop their skills in areas like programming, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, Metaverse, and robotics. Through interactive workshops and educational sessions, the club provides an inspiring environment for learning and experimentation, where members can turn their ideas into innovative projects that address community challenges. The Technology Club is not just a place to gain knowledge but a community that connects passionate young minds in technology, helping them grow and thrive in this rapidly evolving field.