Turkey is home to around 3.7 million Syrian refugees who fled a brutal war to start their lives again. Now they face another catastrophe- the
Dilawer Behlawe’s pictures showcase Kurdistan in all its complexity, celebrating the similarities and differences within a diverse ethnic group. The man had one of those
An IBB interview on the triumphs and troubles of free speech in the Middle East. Jacob Mchangama is a Danish lawyer, writer, and the founder
Elham is teaching English to Afghan women because it might just help them find a way out Dread hangs over households in Afghanistan, where women
We take a look at the crackdown in Iraq over comedy, get a small status update on our humanitarian mission in Turkey, and break down
Inspirand is opening the Canadian market to IT experts in Afghanistan. It was frustrating, scrolling through job listings he couldn’t apply for. Not because he
Farhan Ibraheem is running freedom of expression workshops to protect young Yazidis determined to speak out. Speaking, writing and posting online is fraught with danger
A mobile library is bringing back the love of reading on the streets of Baghdad, and Ali Al Musawi the founder refuses to be a
At IBB, we are providing direct aid to Turkey and Syria while we scale up our programs there, have funded a few new Innovators, made
Expectations of being a doctor have given Iraqi students little choice when it comes to their careers. Ali Hakem is trying to give young people
