Esra’ AlNaggar Note: This piece is NOT political; our focus is not to feature the genre of the films, but rather to shed the light on the aspiring Yemeni director and filmmaker, Yousef Assabahi. “I want to write stories that narrate human experiences. I… Read More ›
Kim Allen She’s alone, sat by the windswept hawthorn that crouches on the north facing fence line. A spot chosen with care; sheltered but not hidden with nowhere for predators to hide. At any other time of year I’d think she… Read More ›
Esra’ AlNaggar To the mother who has sacrificed her shape, only so that I could make my grand entrance to the world. To the mother who has been told over and over again, “It is a Girl”, yet she celebrated… Read More ›
YemeniPeoplesProject: Hala AlSadi “I refuse the war, although I know it by heart. I was there when it started, I lived it, I had an airstrike for breakfast every morning, I walked through the broken glass, the out placed doors,… Read More ›
Deena AlNaggar There is always that talk about the fact that winning is not everything and what really matters is ‘character’, ‘attitude’, ‘positivity’, blah, blah, blah. Yet such a point of view does not seem to be that common in… Read More ›
Suhail AlHamady He wakes up in an unordinary fashion; he has a poem, waiting anxiously to kiss that gold-egg-laying goose that hides behind the pieces of the stranded hairs on his forehead. Words align in two parallel lines on top… Read More ›
David Estringel Sitting and lazily swiveling in my broken leatherette desk chair, I looked around my office, searching its contents for some sense of purpose for being there, but much to no avail. Brown bookcases lined the walls, squeezed tightly together in uniform fashion. The… Read More ›
Translated by Suhail AlHamady Azal Al Thawr – a mother of two, Certified Postive Discipline Trainer Candidate (PDTC), Encouragement consultant at Lynn Lott and the CEO of Little Steps Foundation – sheds the light on the challenges that parents face… Read More ›
Esra’ AlNaggar They appeared on the stage, the girls with puffy, colorful glittery skirts, the boys with colored t-shirts and blue jeans. Undoubtedly, they were too little to be such organized. They were excited to begin and we were too!… Read More ›
Maryam Qureshi Aristotle’s idea of the role of fortune in the life of the main character of the drama is still visible and evident in the movies that we watch in this modern era. In a Greek drama, the characters… Read More ›
