Author: Samia Bouzid

Modern Ghazals: How a 1,500-Year-Old Poetic Form Lives On Today

by Samia Bouzid | Apr 10, 2021

Today’s poets keep the ghazal alive around the world—preserving the form as a vessel for self-expression, a tool for activism, and as a bridge to each other and the places the…

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North Africa’s Push to Include Its Disabled Citizens

by Samia Bouzid | Jun 29, 2019

In a region where disabled citizens have long been invisible, architects and activists are taking steps to build a society that integrates this population.

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