Into the World of Games Development: Majd
Storytelling and imagination are interconnected and the way we grow influences our imagination greatly. We end up translating our imagination in many forms and ways.
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In Search of Classical Libyan Music
A few weeks ago, I found a page on Instagram called ‘’Libyan Vinyl’’ and it has old records from late 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s and I
Faiza Ramadan Found Her Purpose in Life Through Art
Art is one of the most important aspects of our life. We sometimes tend to forget its importance with the hustle of life though it
Ezdihar Abdulmula: The Libyan Basketball Player & Coach
This year, I decided to start a series of highlighting Libyan athletes in and out of Libya. I believe that sports have an important role
The Stories & Reflections of Libyans Mothers
At the end of last year, I discovered podcasts and I decided that my 2020 will be about experimenting with different podcasts in many languages.
Transforming Archery Game For Women in Libya
Here we are, already in 2020 and it feels like a whole year, doesn’t it? For some reason, so much has been going on yet
Meet the Woman Who Minimalized Her Lifestyle & Now, Inspiring Others to Change Theirs: Amira, The Founder of Zero Waste Libya Initiative
As the world is shifting towards focusing on the environment and that there is a great focus on human behavior, there is a global awareness
The anonymous Libyan Chef: Get to Know Ali’s Passion for Cooking and Food
Food and memories are strongly connected. We have the tendency to connect our memories from childhood with food. In family gatherings or friends getting together,
Libyan Women Paving the Way for Educational Development and Transformation: Meet Professor Yusra Mouzughi, the Vice-Chancellor of Muscat University
The progression of any society is not fully accomplished without the contribution of both males and females. Education is key to further develop countries and
Leading Libyan Women in Education: Meet Professor Yusra Mouzughi
The progression of any society is not fully accomplished without the contribution of both males and females. Education is key to further developing countries and