A love letter to Mashrou' Leila, whose music lifted up thousands at a time when they felt all alone in the world.
Community Voices
We do not call it what it is. In our conversations and calls for change, we often dismiss the meanings...
On July 28, Nabila Idan, a mother of three, was shot in her family home in Sindiane, Akkar. Initially reported as a suicide by her husband, her family later revealed that he murdered her and fled their home shortly after. On August 10, expecting mother Hanaa Khodr was set on...
At least one million children in Lebanon are in danger of violence as the crisis intensifies. We talk to Himaya...
After more than four months of arrest, the fate of Kenyan worker and activist NM remains unknown. She remains with...
“We are on the verge of a displacement crisis.” It is with these words that Jana Haidar, Housing Monitor Coordinator at the Public Works Studio, described the status of housing in Lebanon. “There is a significant increase in rent prices as opposed to meager salaries and great greed by landlords,”...
Feminists were marching to express anger towards state-sanctioned violence and harassment against marginalized groups in Lebanon.
Teach for Lebanon is filling in a major gap in the country's education sector, more important than ever in times of crisis.
“I don't want to be a burden on anyone,” said one 68-year-old woman in Lebanon. “I want to live and die in dignity.”
The "pick me girl" videos drag women down for any attitude that has the potential to arouse the interest of men.
While a shift in the power balance has certainly been felt, the results of Lebanon's elections do not mark a breakthrough in the status quo.
Purple thumbs took over my people’s Instagram accounts. The ink covering their fingers seems impossible to remove.