Yet another year has passed, punctuated by COVID-19’s new normal. During those solitary morning runs, those cab...

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“We work with women who have suffered tremendously and lived through the horrors of war. They’ve lost...

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Standing at a kiosk in the bustling neighborhood Mohandessin, a clerk offers someone a lukewarm soda, loose...

A blue lotus floats its way upstream, and the sky canvases parallel to the Nile. In Egypt,...

In western cultures, chicken soup is the example typically given to portray dishes that provide warmth and...

There is a quote by artist and professor Joan Semmel that says, ‘…if there are no great...

An archive of knowledge said to be so expansive, so awe-worthy, that upon its ruin the Queen...

A filmmaker’s perspective of photographs is unique; their development ends up looking like movie stills and can...

Granite catches the light and a felaha looks across the Cairo University Bridge. She is one of...

Who could have guessed that a national railroad employee’s music would captivate audiences across the globe, from...

“Here I found love, peace, and beauty in everything around me,” says Faten Abu Bakr after living...

Guarding the coast, bathed in sun-scarring and salt, stood one of Egypt’s most daunting structures: the Pharos...

The Nubian Story, an audio narrative accompanied by a set of illustrations created by Egyptian graphic designer...

“Having specific Egyptian imagery accessible to me throughout my childhood and teenage years left an indelible mark...

While working at a South Sinai camp in 2015, Donia Genena recalls how one of the camp’s...