At Ensanshahr, our aim is to empower individuals and communities to take control of the direction of their lives. We achieve this by involving the target community in the process of implementing and analyzing their situation, allowing them to define plans and measures to improve their living conditions.

Havali magazine shares stories about people's living spaces - spaces that are alive and built with people. These spaces affect us and are affected by us, and Havali aims to share these experiences to bring us closer to our surroundings and make our living spaces better.

Both Ensanshahr and Havali share a common goal of making citizens more influential in their living environment. We have joined forces to produce content using a participatory approach, reflecting the voices of those most impacted by each issue's subject. By involving these groups in the analysis, planning, and content creation process, we hope to bring attention to their voices and priorities.

Together, we have created a platform for local groups to take part in the content production process from start to finish. This participatory process considers the diversity of views and priorities to ensure that everyone has a say in the final product.

Our joint efforts have resulted in articles such as "University stole their sleep" in the 5th issue about the dormitory in Tarasht neighborhood, "Building regulations are prescribed, it crumbles" in the 6th issue about Nikan Hospital and its effects on the Araj neighborhood, and "Pabepa Pa to Tarebar" in the 8th issue about the users of Tarebar Shiroudi. These articles reflect the real conditions of people's lives and the issues they face in their living spaces.