The Copts: Egypt’s Overlooked and Persecuted Christian Minority
Persecution of Coptic Christians in Egypt is not new, but it has taken on a new momentum since the al-Sisi regime started cracking down on Islamist extremists six years ago.
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Author: Soukaina Rachidi
Hoda Muthana: The Case that Could Redefine Who Is Undeniably American
Citizenship acquired by birth should be undeniable, regardless of what crimes an individual has committed, unless the citizen is of a minority background, it seems. Hoda Mutha…
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Moroccan Woman Pioneer Creates Social Enterprise to Empower Rural Women
Manal Elattir, founder of Morocco-based social enterprise ASILA, is using traditional handicrafts and fashion to promote women’s empowerment, ethical fashion, and sustainable…
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Will the Arab League Continue to Falter on the Palestinian Issue?
The eventual establishment of an independent Palestinian state appeared indisputable and inevitable when the Arab League wrote its charter in 1945. Over the past five decades,…
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On the Frontlines: A Tunisian Activist Fights for Change
In 2011, a wave of uprisings known as the Arab Spring took the Middle East and North Africa region by storm. Many have questioned whether the revolutions in the Arab world wer…
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Re:Coded—A Nonprofit Empowering Iraqi Youth through Technology
Marcello Bonatto and Alexandra Clare co-founded Re:Coded in 2016. The nonprofit is the first coding bootcamp for displaced youth in conflict-affected countries. The inspiring…
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