During Home Works 7, journalist Khaled Saghieh (first from left) spoke about the popular movement that erupted in the summer of 2015 in Lebanon after the Lebanese government failed to...
On May 30, 2015, hundreds of protestors marched in Beirut to demand greater protection for victims of family violence. Protestors gathered in front of the National Museum, and marched towards the Ministry...
by Joelle · Published August 31, 2014 · Last modified September 1, 2014
Prohibited from entering Horsh Beirut, I used to run around the park, hoping one day I’d be able to go inside this green oasis to run, walk, enjoy a picnic with...
Ever since Edward Snowden revealed the extent of the US government’s spying activity, the debate about surveillance, privacy and security has been raging in America and around the world. And when the...
Over the past few years, as I got more and more involved with movements and groups advocating for change, equality and social justice, among other causes, one system was repeatedly...
During a recent trip to Brussels, I visited the Museum of Original Figurines (MOOF) and The Belgian Comic Strip Center, two amazing centers dedicated to the Belgian comic strip and the...
I spotted this stencil on one of the metal boards aligning the old Vendome Stairs in Mar Mikhael. It’s such a loaded visual. I see in it a hierarchy and intersectionality of power dynamics…
