CULTURE & HERITAGE
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Preserving Beirut Through Dia Mrad’s Lens
Edited by: Jessica Doumit A qualified architect but photographer by profession, Dia Mrad has taken on a career animating Beirut’s old buildings. Using photography as…
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Lebanese Perception of Politics and Culture is Long Overdue for a Reckoning
Foreword from the Al Rawiya Culture and Heritage Team: “Our culture and heritage are so important because amid our division, they have the power to…
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Gender Equality and Nutrition: Women’s Empowerment as a Tool Against Malnutrition in the Middle East
Edited by: Jessica Doumit Gender equality is defined as “the absence of discrimination on the basis of a person’s sex in opportunities, the allocation of resources and benefits, or access […]
Can Lebanon’s Winds of Change Extend to Prison Reform?: A Discussion with “Second Wind” Directors Nessim Stevenson and Tariq Keblaoui
Foreword: In a fabric of collapsing infrastructures, the daily challenges endured by former prison inmates in Lebanon often go untold. Many inmates charged with nonviolent crimes are indiscriminately housed in […]
In a Convex Mirror: An Exploration of Caramel and Its Proximity to Reality
Edited by: Yasmin Kassis Film is the mirror through which each society gazes at itself. Sometimes blurred, convex, or rose-tinted, the moving image can be a reflection of reality or […]
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