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An-Nahar: Where History Lives

Photo essay by Aia Dakdouk and Sandra Whitehead An-Nahar, one of Lebanon’s most influential daily newspapers, is 85 years old. It is considered...

Art Therapy: Healing Through Creative Expression

Arts & Culture

Vivecca Chatila

The growth of art therapy in Lebanon will bring benefits as long as it is done right, says therapist Myra Saad. Article...

Playing Tourist in Beirut

Arts & Culture

Yara Zgheib

Yara Zgheib shares her experience of playing tourist in Beirut. Article by: Yara Zgheib Winter in Beirut means early orange sunsets and...

The Storyteller of Beirut

Arts & Culture

HOME Magazine

A night in a library in Maine inspires the creation of a vibrant tale-sharing forum. “So it’s a bit of a long story, is...

IDRAAC’s Labor of Love for Mental Health

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Sandra Whitehead

A devoted NGO works behind the scenes to build Lebanon’s mental health infrastructure – with legislation, awareness campaigns, advocacy, education, training,...

Joumana Haddad: Outspoken Writer Raises Her Voice In Politics

Arts & Culture

Alia Fawaz

Joumana Haddad is a Lebanese author, poet, public speaker, journalist, essayist, academic, activist, mother and polyglot (yes, she speaks seven languages),...

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Tag: Lebanese Parliament

An-Nahar: Where History Lives

An-Nahar: Where History Lives

Art Therapy: Healing Through Creative Expression

Art Therapy: Healing Through Creative Expression

Playing Tourist in Beirut

Playing Tourist in Beirut

The Storyteller of Beirut

The Storyteller of Beirut

IDRAAC’s Labor of Love for Mental Health

IDRAAC’s Labor of Love for Mental Health

Joumana Haddad: Outspoken Writer Raises Her Voice In Politics

Joumana Haddad: Outspoken Writer Raises Her Voice In Politics

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