As sweet as a watermelon and as strong as demitasse of coffee at mid-afternoon Gender and Feminism 19/03/2022
We are more than our bodies: an exploration of the artwork of Avan Omar Art and Literature 29/04/2023
The Rise of Peacock Angel[1]: Capturing Decolonized Kurdistan and Subjectivity Art and Literature 19/11/2022
Jîna, Zara, Zeinab, and the Emancipatory Limitations of the Dominant Feminism in Iran[1] Articles and Essays 21/11/2022
The Rise of Peacock Angel[1]: Capturing Decolonized Kurdistan and Subjectivity Art and Literature 19/11/2022
Walid Siti: My work navigates a complex terrain of memory and loss Culture Project Art and Literature 20/06/2018
A review of Daughters of Smoke and Fire – a novel by Ava Homa Culture Project Art and Literature 06/01/2023
Arazo Arif “Violence is everywhere in our relationships and desires” Culture Project Art and Literature 19/11/2021 9 min read23
Walid Siti: My work navigates a complex terrain of memory and loss Culture Project Art and Literature 20/06/2018 7 min read10
Azad Nanakeli: My art work is related to current events Culture Project Art and Literature 13/04/2018 4 min read10
I am happy to have survived, but I always remember those who didn’t make it Culture Project Interviews 23/03/2018 30 min read16
I come from a family that is deeply engaged in both art and politics Culture Project Interviews 23/03/2018 3 min read11
We cannot be liberated without a new alternative culture Culture Project Interviews 22/03/2018 14 min read8
NGO’s cannot raise gender equality and body awareness among women Culture Project Interviews 17/03/2018 11 min read1
Kurdish culture like any other cultures in the world is patriarchal Culture Project Interviews 11/03/2018 10 min read1
An interview with Lanja Khawe one of the cofounders of Sofia Girls group. Culture Project Gender and Feminism 30/12/2016 8 min read1
Kurds and Turks are at the edge of a cliff Culture Project Articles and Essays 03/11/2016 21 min read3
