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On 22 August 2025, Madaniya hosted a joint memorial event organised by the Association of Chemical Attack Victims, the Women's Support and Empowerment Centre, and the Anbar Community Centre, marking the twelfth anniversary of the chemical massacre committed by the former regime in Eastern and Western Ghouta in August 2013.

On 24 August 2025, the Syrian Society for Wildlife Conservation held a public lecture titled “Green Spaces in Damascus: Prospects and Challenges” at Madaniya’s Damascus headquarters.

In collaboration between the Copenhagen Syrian Film Festival and Stories Film Foundation, Madaniya’s headquarters hosted the Syrian Documentary Days Festival from 22 to 24 September 2025.

On 27 September, Gardenia Choir organised a community arts event entitled Songs Are Still Possible at Madaniya’s headquarters. The event featured an open collective singing session with the participation of Syrians from diverse backgrounds.

On 1 and 2 October 2025, Madaniya hosted an event titled “Nonviolence Today”, organised by the Sullam Network, which specialises in issues of nonviolence and peacebuilding.

On 3 October 2025, Madaniya hosted an event as part of the Duroob Gatherings programme, organised by Ettijahat – Independent Culture, under the title “A Space for Reflection on the Roles of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Syria.

On 22 October 2025, Madaniya hosted a symposium titled “The Olive Tree Revival Project,” organised by the Syrian Partnership and Alliance Council in cooperation with the Nordic Countries and with the participation of the Aga Khan Foundation for Development.

On 24 October 2025, Madaniya hosted an event titled “Syria’s Stolen Children,” which featured the screening and discussion of a documentary film.

On 30 October 2025, Madaniya hosted at its Damascus headquarters a roundtable discussion organised by Karam Foundation to present and debate its 2025 report titled “The Journey Home: Insights into Syrian Refugees’ Aspirations and Challenges to Return.”

16 November

Madaniya hosted two extended sessions organised by The Day After, with the participation of international organisations, diplomatic missions, and civil society actors.

As part of its support for independent arts and film production, Madaniya hosted a gathering for the Stories Film Lab. The event featured filmmaker Hala Al-Abdallah, who met with participating directors in group sessions to review the projects they had developed over recent months.

On 19 December 2025, Madaniya hosted the Fields of Solidarity event at its premises. The initiative brings together sustainable agriculture, art, and music, and aims to document experiences of agricultural and community-based work, while highlighting agriculture as a space for solidarity, resilience, and livelihood-building.

On 11 January 2025, Madaniya hosted a dialogue session at its premises titled “How Can We Establish a Fair and Inclusive Legal System in Syria?”, organised by the Democratic Change Center in cooperation with Zayla and the European Centre for Kurdish Studies.

On 8 January 2025, Madaniya hosted the launch event of the Tadweer–Tech initiative at its premises. Tadweer–Tech is an environmental project that aims to transform waste from an environmental burden into a reusable resource and a source of energy.

On 5 February 2026, Madaniya hosted an interactive lecture organised by the Democratic Change Center, dedicated to discussing the state of women’s rights in Syria in light of recent political developments and decisions.

On 7 February 2026, Madaniya’s headquarters marked the launch of Tastaqel’s training programme, an eight-month track comprising 32 training sessions structured across five main modules.

On 14, 15, and 16 February 2026, Madaniya hosted the Syrian Corners event, organised by the Stabilisation Support Unit as a community-based cultural initiative highlighting Syria’s cultural diversity.