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Read more: Driving Back the Dogma: Baghdad’s Mobile LibraryAli Al Musawi refuses to be a mouthpiece for Iraq’s politicians. His organization Bookish is standing firm as censors close in from all sides.
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Read more: Poor CVs and Dated Skillsets – Iraqi Graduates Let Down by the SystemFinding a job in Iraq used to be about contacts rather than competence, but now young people are brushing up on interview techniques and…
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Read more: A Doctor in the Family: ‘Anything Less is Failure’Iraqi students have little choice when it comes to their careers. Ali Hakem is trying to give young people the freedom to determine their…
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Read more: Crowded Classrooms and Teacher Shortages: Finding a Solution in SinjarIn an area where schools are scarce, the Kani Center for Development and Education offers a glimmer of hope
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Read more: A Simple Solution to Keeping Children in SchoolHuthayfa Abduljabbar is providing books and backpacks to Iraqi children living in poverty so they can stay in school
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Read more: Kurdistan: Opportunities for a new generationIdeas Beyond Borders is funding grassroots projects designed to inspire, educate and upskill youth to heal communities and create a new future for Iraqi…
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Read more: Competing Against The OddsTriathlon star Nawar Hani didn’t stop training, not when Mosul fell under occupation, nor when fighter jets roared overhead and bombs rained from the…
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Read more: Prospects for ProgressFrom coding camps and engineering courses to co-workers and job networks, these people are changing the outlook for youth across the Middle East and…
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Read more: Money, Sex, Revenge: The Forces Driving Online Violence in Kurdistan.Dr Karzan Mohammed is uncovering a network of predators targeting women, girls and young boys in Kurdistan.
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Read more: Picture This Afghanistan: Historic Prints Recall Better DaysA digitization project reveals Afghanistan’s heyday when education was equal, women were freer, and the country was on the cusp of progress.