Author: Farah Osman

Farah Osman is a graduate of International Law and International Relations from the American University in Cairo. A self-professed nerd and bookworm, Farah enjoys reading everything and anything that crosses her path. Her obsession with music leaves her prowling the internet for hours on end for new artists, songs and sounds. She enjoys making a fool out of herself, dislikes people who take themselves too seriously, loves cooking and watches more shows than she would like to admit. Deciding to go the “save-the-world-but-make-little money" route, Farah is committed to working in civil society. She is currently a Program Associate at the Education for Employment Foundation|Egypt, a non profit organization that provides training programs for high need unemployed youth and places them in private sector jobs. A truly eye-opening experience, it has given her a greater consciousness regarding the needs of youth in Cairo and further inspired her dedication to the betterment of living conditions in Egypt.

Unemployment has been at the forefront of Egypt’s socioeconomic issues since the January 25th revolution, with youth being disproportionately affected. With an unemployment rate of 13.3%,…

I have always liked making people happy. I love planning birthdays. I remember minute details about a person’s likes and dislikes so I can surprise them…

The value of Bassem Youssef’s wit, poignancy and sociopolitical commentary is undeniable. However, we are learning more and more that his impact goes beyond the…

At approximately 10:00 pm on Sunday January 27th, Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi declared a state of emergency in the governorates of Ismailia, Port Said and Suez…

For the first time ever, an Egyptian rally team is participating in the Dakar Rally! Rahhala Racing is making history by participating in the internationally rally…

“أنا عايز أفهم” An Open Letter to the Opposition: Squeezing through the crowds in Tahrir on Friday November 30th, I heard a voice in the distance…