Aina aims to assist the growth of civil society in post-conflict regions through development of cultural institutions, an independent media and the empowerment of women.
As a third-generation humanitarian association, Aina contributes to the emergence of civil society through actions in the area of education (particularly focusing on women and children), information and communication.
AINA Founders believed that these skills could contribute to the building of a free and open society by supporting sustainable development, promoting human rights, and strengthening social unity.
Now at the forefront of the women's movement, Aina empowers, trains and supports female journalists who will become the educated civic leaders and media teachers of Afghanistan's future.
Through the training and cultural learning it provides, Aina contributes to Afghan education and promotes a spirit of peace and freedom, the very foundation of democracy.
One of the films is a documentary entitled "Afghanistan Unveiled," which was made by thirteen Afghan women, including Jamila Emami and Gul Makai Rangbar under the direction of Brigitte Brault, a French journalist.