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Read more: Masih Alinejad’s Voice UnveiledWhat The Wind In My Hair’s translation means for Arabic-speaking women and the fight for agency
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Read more: From Science to ShariaThe Taliban are reprogramming Afghanistan’s youth by indoctrinating a generation of boys into blind obedience. This should alarm the free world.
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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: ‘Afghan Women Tend to Find a Way’: Inside the Secret Classrooms Defying the Taliban’s Ban on Girls’ EducationFour teachers from across Afghanistan explain their mission to educate girls despite repressive decrees. This article is co-published with More To Her Story.
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Read more: Entrepreneurship in a Collapsing EconomyIn crisis-hit Lebanon, one entrepreneur is empowering the next generation of self-starters
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Read more: “Knowledge Is the Enemy of Dictatorship”A Syrian translator living in exile in Dubai helps spread banned ideas about freedom, rights, and equality back home
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Read more: Afghanistan’s Education Crisis Affects Boys TooAs the Taliban cripples Afghanistan’s education system, Sameer and his NGO fight to keep classrooms open—for both boys and girls
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Read more: “They Messed with the Wrong Student”Mohammed Awchi fought back against the Iraqi academic establishment’s suppression of free speech—and won
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Read more: A Critical Moment for Global FreedomWhile others retreat in the face of funding cuts, we press forward, ensuring that vital ideas and opportunities remain available to those who need…
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Read more: Under Siege but UnbowedThe Iraqi Home Movement fights for a free and democratic Iraq with IBB’s support