by Ali DN

"The help of friends, respect for their tradition, and a smile on one’s face makes it possible to help this old and precious heritage survive."

with Kinan Azmeh, by Azmi Haroun,

"I grew up playing Mozart. And for me, Mozart was Syrian too. I have listened to it here and in Syria, and I played it in Syria. It's equally Syrian."

by Hélé Béji,

“The revolution, like decolonization in its entirety, is a dissociated experience, torn from temporality, deprived of an ideal of continuity and unity.”

by Jorge A. Rodríguez Solórzano and Audri Augenbraum,

Hélé Béji explores the dissociative feeling of Tunisia’s transitions

by Rima Hussein,

The search to understand oneself spans generations

by Raphael Cormack,

Spiritualism in the Arabic-speaking world claimed to be scientific, progressive, and modern.

by Linnea Bennett,

Folk songs share a stage, but can they build a bridge?

by Ammar K. Alqamash,

The more I try to find myself, the more I get lost in my memories

by Iman Abbaro,

We may lose ourselves along the journey only to find ourselves with a stronger sense of our heritage and a new identity formed within our new home

by Aziza Afzal & Eden Chinn

May safe passage be granted to all the parts of our wholes

by Adnan Samman,

Lebanon's beauty lies in its layers of contradiction

by Mahya Soltani محیا سلطاني,

You don't literally step on my eyes...

by Marsya Abdulghani,

What is this feeling?