“The Girl Who Lost Her Imagination” is a new book for kids that aims at making the Arabic language accessible to bilingual children.

We went to buy paper and crayons, went over to the Kilis 1 UN camp, and asked kids to draw images of their country. They all drew moments of war.

The first of six fictional short stories from our inaugural fiction series. This piece is on the ashwa’iyet (unauthorized shanty dwellings) of Egypt.

Amidst the violence that routinely disrupts life in Tripoli, a group of Syrian refugees have formed a football team to help them cope with life in exile and the war at home.

“A Woman Sings Under the Ice”, a short film by Tehran-based animator and illustrator Maryam Khalilzade, marries poetry and fantasy.

“Detained: Confessions of Palestinian children Imprisoned by Israel”, documents children’s stories and aims to lend a voice to those silenced by fear.

يوم الجمعة في مدينة دبي هو كرنفال الكريكت، إذ يخرج العمّال الهنود، الباكستانيّون والبنغال إلى الشوارع، الأسواق، والساحات ليُمارسوا بعضاً من الراحة بعد اسبوع شاق

The people of South Asia have fallen in love with cricket; they have embraced it up to a point where it’s part of themselves – their features, their hands and their culture. And those Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis who have left their countries searching for a new place to live, have taken their sport with […]

Sulukule’de yaşananları, hem yıkımı, hem yıkımdan geriye kalan hikayeleri, hem de sonrasında yapılan gönüllü çalışmaları hafızalarda taze tutmak önemli.

After the demolishion of Sulukule, a neighbourhood in Istanbul, volunteers tried to fill the void through, among other things, play music with the kids.