Jaimee Lee Haddad is a mixed media artist, storyteller and cook. She has lived in Oregon, Qatar, The Gambia, and is currently based in Lebanon. Jaimee works as a communications and media professional, and enjoys cultivating her voice as a creator/artist and expressing her love of cooking with community. She has worn many hats, including youth empowerment coordinator, recycled book repairer, TEDx curator, union organizer, social media manager, event and stage manager, and live radio producer. She also runs a side project called Look at the Moon Kitchen, a monthly pop-up kitchen in Beirut. You can find her as @jaymileeh on Instagram/Twitter.
The illustration draws inspiration from the song “Hapi” by Spillage Village, featured on their album “Spilligion”. Artwork courtesy of Jaimee Haddad We can’t have a conversation about freedom without acknowledging those who came before us and fought against a myriad of oppressions we cannot fathom. The perseverance of the women in our lineage, the challenges […]
