Read more: Tripoli By BikeA new courier company is challenging the dominance of cars in Lebanon’s second city
Read more: IBB Update: Empowering Minds and Championing ChangeWe’re translating “Whats our Problem”, have released a few fascinating interviews, spoke with some brave Innovation Hub recipients and some even braver women’s rights…
Read more: A Pocket of Peace in BaghdadRomi Café has become a favorite haunt for free thinkers in Baghdad
Read more: ‘Books gave me strength’ – Sinjar’s Lone LibrarianYazidis have little access to books in Sinjar but one man is carving out a space for culture in his war-ravaged heartland
Read more: Dignity First: An Interview with Dr. Tom PalmerWe spoke with with one of our valued Board of Advisor members about his libertarianism, his latest book, and how to best advocate for…
Read more: The Sun’s Daughter: A Story of HopeThe future looks bleak for Afghan children but books remind them that stories can change and there is room for hope even in the…
Read more: Tech Opportunities For Afghan TalentInspirand is opening the Canadian market to IT experts in Afghanistan.
Read more: Poor CVs and Dated Skillsets – Iraqi Graduates Let Down by the SystemFinding a job in Iraq used to be about contacts rather than competence, but now young people are brushing up on interview techniques and…
Read more: A Doctor in the Family: ‘Anything Less is Failure’Iraqi students have little choice when it comes to their careers. Ali Hakem is trying to give young people the freedom to determine their…
Read more: Crowded Classrooms and Teacher Shortages: Finding a Solution in SinjarIn an area where schools are scarce, the Kani Center for Development and Education offers a glimmer of hope