Digital – Al Hayya Magazine

“War Is Inside Me”

Moonscape

Róisín Tapponi

De-Racing Hair

From Havana to Palestine— Revolutionary Posters and the Visual Memory of Global Resistance

Prayer Garment

Beirut—Palestine Train

Anything Can be a Weapon. From Kashmir to Gaza, A Message of Fractured Times

The Time for Condolences is Over. Leila Khaled on October 7, a Century of Resistance, and What Comes After.

Photos of Protest in New York City: Hannah La Follette Ryan’s Collective Witnessing for Palestine

Sara Kontar: Therefore I Cut

Maen Hammad: An Archive of Liberation in Motion

Françoise Vergès on Decolonial Feminism and the Work of Imagination

Caline Nasrallah

Amal Al-Nakhala: To Damn Say I am Here

Nader Bahsoun’s Southern Birds

Habiba Nowrose

Levant, Won’t You Rise?

Kurdish Picnics

But First, Let’s Eat: The Kitchen as a Space for Uncomfortable Conversations

Any revolution, especially a feminist one, is at its heart about consent and agency: I Own My Body

Sewn from the Feminine

Juliette Mourad

Port—riarchy: Whoever devastated Beirut, can still devastate Beirut.

Hafiz: Guardians of the Quran

Sexual Fantasies: An ongoing project by Myriam Boulos

A Life After Kafala by Aline Deschamps

On Boundaries and Diasporic Bodies

Permanent Wound: A Mapping Exercise of Pain by Somaya Abdelrahman

Erased Narratives and Past Pleasures

Ahed Tamimi: Homecoming

Mahmoud Khattab’s The Dog Sat Where We Parted

Around the Table

Viany de Marceau

The Djinn Diaries

Let’s Sit Crooked and Talk Straight: Tasseography as a Portal for Aching Hearts

Kamee Abrahamanian

Anissa Helou on Sicily, Her Mother, and the Politics of Food

Hijabiluscious

Yola Jimenez on Indigenous Tradition, Women’s Labor, and the Making of Mezcal

Soha Bechara: No One Sets Anyone Free

Alanis Obomsawin on the Role of Documentary in Resisting Erasure and Preserving Memory

Avoiding a Recipe for Disaster

Bread & Nectar: An afternoon with Toutia and Renaissance Renaissance

Etel Adnan in a Conversation That Waited for Its Time

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