02Dec
Zayyoun Abbadi
Zayyoun Abbadi To Gaza: A Story by Zayyoun Hi. This is the story of a Gazan. One voice among many that could speak for thousands who have lived through worse, and continue to survive
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22Apr
Amal Taj Elddine
Awad Abdel Ghani I am Awad Abdel Ghani, a Sudanese who grew up in a dynamic environment due to my father’s work, which led us to move between several states before settling in Khartoum.
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18Apr
Amina Abdelghani
Amina Abdelghani I was walking on the street from school to home, thinking and comparing our streets to those of the heroes in novels. Their streets have always been covered with snow in winter.
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28Mar
Fatima Osman
Fatima Osman Leaving Khartoum… When Memories Become a Homeland It never occurred to us, not even once, after the June 3rd Khartoum massacre, that a time of even greater cruelty would come. We thought
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25Mar
Sarah Hamza Al-Jack
Sarah Hamza Al-Jack Takayas of Love and Hearts that Transform “Al-Takaya” in Sudanese culture is the shelter by which passers pass when they are cut off for any reason, such as late arrival after
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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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