HEALTHCARE
Heroes rise and fall as Lebanon’s medical infrastructure endures unprecedented challenges.
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…
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Dispossession, Gender Identity, and Wellness in Lebanon: Marginalized Refugees Endure Growing Barriers to Basic Healthcare
Introduction Over the past decade, more than 1.5 million Syrian refugees have fled to Lebanon at an unprecedented rate. With a total population approaching 4…
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Safe Summer Travel to Lebanon and Beyond
With summer in full swing and COVID-19 vaccinations being administered around the world, many are returning to their summer travel routines. In Lebanon, the epidemiological…
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Engage, Embrace, Empathize: Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy in Lebanon
In between conversations of failing economies and flailing politicians, the COVID-19 crisis continues to be one of the most critical threats to the welfare of…
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Inconsistent Lockdown Policies Thrust Lebanon Deeper into COVID Crisis
Editor’s Note: Writing a COVID-19 article about Lebanon is one task, keeping it up-to-date in 2021 is quite different. As local policies change erratically, and…
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Rasha Hamade: Two Years With Grief
“Since August 4th, 2020, 6:07 pm, no survivor of the Beirut blast perceives life the same way they did before. I find it therapeutic to create and live this continuous […]
Fann w Fenjen: Yasmine Darwiche
Interview and Foreword by: The Al Rawiya teamEdited by: Hani Daou Yasmine Darwiche is a freelance graphic designer and illustrator based in Beirut. We came to appreciate Yasmine’s illustrations during the […]
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 […]
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