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Read more: Jordanian feminists challenging the narrativeThe Gender Dialogue Club of Jordanian feminists invites open discussion around subjects treated as taboo in conservative Arab societies
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Read more: Headbanging in Iraq puts on a strong performanceDead Tears musicians expected 50 people to attend their underground gig last month, instead, around 200 showed up headbanging to their music
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Read more: The female publisher fighting for free expressionMuna Al Jabri, a female publisher is encouraging a new generation of authors to harness the power of the written word
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Read more: Social media free of censorship in the Middle East and abroadUCONVO is a new social media platform that plans to prioritize freedom of speech and respect diversity of opinion in a bid to democratize…
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Read more: The Afghan mothers fighting for their daughters’ educationMothers who lived through the first Taliban regime have faced these restrictions before, and now some are refusing to back down
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Read more: Karam Bassam: ‘In their hearts, they are still metal musicians’After a wave of popularity, heavy metal music has gone underground in Iraq. But to Karam Bassam: ‘In their hearts, they are still metal…
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Read more: Unraveling Epic Space Mysteries in ArabicBuilding on her popular Instagram page, Rocket engineer Diana Alsindy is writing a children’s book in Arabic to make space and science accessible to…
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Read more: No Topic Too Taboo: Fighting Fiction with FactTranslators at I Believe in Science are fighting fiction with facts by bringing articles about scientific subjects to Arabic readers
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Read more: Afghan Astronomers’ Freedom in TroubleThe Afghanistan Astronomy Association is championing free thought as the Taliban clamps down on astronomers, scientific inquiry, and open debate
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Read more: A New Generation of Wikipedia Arabic TranslatorsThe Wikipedia Arabic translators striving to lift limits on knowledge across the Middle East