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Read more: Sustainable Farming Solutions: Tackling Water Scarcity in KurdistanA wave of agri-entrepreneurs is proving that farming can survive Northern Iraq’s unrelenting droughts and desertification
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Read more: The World Moved On. She Stayed to Defend Yazidi WomenBritish-Kurdish genocide survivor Taban Shoresh founded an NGO to support Yazidi women left behind by war, as global attention — and aid — moves…
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Read more: What You Might Have Missed: July at Middle East UncoveredFrom Syria’s warlords scrambling for power to Afghan entrepreneurs defying the Taliban, July was a month where real stories broke through the noise.
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Read more: The Artists of Sulaymaniyah Found a Home. Can They Keep It?Against a backdrop of economic crisis and fading state support, Sulaymaniyah’s artists have turned a derelict tobacco factory into Kurdistan’s most vibrant cultural refuge
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Read more: Q & A: Matt Warner on Empowering Communities, Not BureaucraciesIn discussing the Arabic translation of Poverty & Freedom, Atlas Network’s president shares his vision for a lasting exodus from poverty powered by local…
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Read more: Kurds Enter the Global Gaming BoomIn post-conflict Iraq, young Kurds are turning to the gaming industry to tell the stories no one else will and claim their place in…
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Read more: A Home for Art in ErbilIn Erbil’s bustling center, Kewnara Gallery offers more than art—it’s a cultural refuge and a home for local talent
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Read more: Paper With a PurposeBasoz Mohammed-Amin is tackling paper waste in Kurdistan with exquisite stationery made by hand
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Read more: Tattooed NarrativesInspired by the ancient practice of Deq, Liza AlBag is celebrating a Kurdish tradition through her striking carpet designs
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Read more: Turning Trash Into TreasureSulicycle is creating a culture of recycling in Kurdistan by offering rewards for collected rubbish