14Mar
Ethar Ahmed
Ethar Ahmed Country: Sudan Roots and Identity I am a Sudanese woman — Muslim, African, Black, and Arab. Growing up in Sudan, my identity was as rich and vibrant as the spices in the
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08Dec
Areej: A Light in the Shadows of War
Areej Abdul Majid: Healing Amid the Shadows of War Areej Abdul Majid’s life has been etched with the scars of war, yet she stands as a testament to resilience and the power of community.
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27Nov
Natalie Noureddin
Natalie Noureddin I never like to share anything personal on Instagram and feel very vulnerable posting this. But I’m doing it because I know it would make my Baba happy if I tried to
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25Nov
Sarah Mawed
Sarah – Between Rubble and Resilience Country: Lebanon I write these words in the quietest moment of my day—though there’s never true silence here. The hum of fear lingers everywhere: through the hallways, in
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19Nov
Areej Makkawi
Areej Makkawi A dead rose symbolizes death… yet I didn’t want to draw a dead oneI’m not that good at drawing nor painting but when the artist asked me “what would you like to
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15Nov
Alaa Skeini
Alaa Skeini The anticipation of new life fosters strong family bonds. Expecting parents find joy in preparing for their child, symbolizing love, and offering a glimpse of a brighter future.My pregnancy during the war
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