ENERGY & INFRASTRUCTURE
Assessing Lebanon’s infrastructure or lack thereof.
How Corruption Corroded Healthcare and Electricity in Lebanon
From children and adolescents rummaging through rubbish bins in search of scraps of food or aluminum cans, to elderly people selling minuscule commodities on the…
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Petroleum Prosperity in Lebanon: a Reachable Reality, or a Distant Myth?
A Chronicle of Lebanon’s Oil and Gas Pursuits There is no denying the profound impact oil has had on humankind. In the Middle East, entire…
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A Call for Active Citizen Lobbying in Lebanon’s Electricity Sector
All are aware by now that the October 17th Uprising in Lebanon came about as a civilian response to our country reaching rock bottom on…
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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 […]
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 a medium, Dia narrates an […]
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 […]
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