Since rain and cold weather keep your kids inside the house most of the time, it can be hard to keep them busy and entertained. Of…
Author: Sarah Zuhair
Sarah Zuhair
Sarah is an Iraqi Political Science graduate, who has been living in Egypt for over a decade now. She is a passionate go-getter, aspiring to one day be in a position where she can help others at a disadvantage. “Animal lover” is not enough to describe Sarah’s compassion for life. And with as many hair colors as there are days in a year, Sarah is sure to stun you with every look.
Located in the city of Edfu, near the southern city of Aswan, Al Samaha village is an only women village and it’s home to around 303…
Last night, thousands of protesters filled the streets of downtown Beirut, and it continued into the early hours of this morning! A source from the AP…
Mahmoud Adham al-Ghadban a seven-year-old Lebanese little boy, has recently taken over the internet with his brave act in putting out a fire during the catastrophic…
Disturbing and massive wildfires have erupted in Lebanon, literally swallowing everything in its way; from trees, houses, schools, and roads leaving all engulfed in flames. According…
According to the United Nations “Women and girls play a crucial role in ensuring the sustainability of rural households and communities…they make significant contributions to agricultural…
Located in Giza, Banati Foundation was founded to help children who have been battling life on the streets of Egypt, suffering just to keep their heads…
The amazing Lebanese filmmaker and UNHCR High Profile Supporter Nadine Labaki has recently given the most heartwarming speech in Geneva at the 2019 Nansen Refugee Award…
In 2011 the civil war broke out in Syria, the country was making headlines worldwide but for all the wrong reasons. Yet still, before the war,…
The United Nations have always tackled some of the most important topics of all times, varying from our human right issues, social changes, sustaining our global…