Psychoanalyst – Art Gallery Owner
Hakima
Lebbar is, first of all, a recognized psychoanalyst who, since 1989, has been
practicing in her private practice in Rabat: "A choice driven by the
search for meaning about mental health”. Hakima is also an author, an artist, and has opened
the Fan-Dok gallery in 2004. Since then, she has
organized exhibitions with confirmed artists and young talents. She is a founding and active member
of Transparency Morocco. In addition to fighting corruption, she
campaigns for gender equality and secularism. Hakima Lebbar initiated several original
projects to raise awareness of social causes that involve both artists and authors. Thus she has set up traveling exhibitions linked
with collective books. In 2011,
she designed and directed the collective book entitled “Proverbs Against
Corruption”, published by Tarik publishers. In 2014, she led another project, “Women and
Religions, Points of view of women from Morocco”, co-published by the Fan-Dok
Gallery and “La Croisée des chemins” publishers. The aim is to discuss the coexistence of
religions in the city and the discrimination of women in different religions. Hakima Lebbar renewed the experience with “Men
advocate for equality with women in terms of inheritance”, with an exclusively
male participation this time. "Equality between people, regardless of gender, color, culture or
other qualities, is the very foundation of living together, whether within the
couple, the family or society”, she says.