A 100% women’s collective at the Amman Jazz Festival
As part of the Amman Jazz Festival, twenty groups and 77 musical artists from the region will perform from today until November 10. Coronavirus...
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Record-breaking painting makes this Saudi Arabian woman go down in history
The artist Ohoud Abdallah Almalki became the first Saudi woman to enter the Guinness Book of Records alone by making a huge painting in...
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Emel Mathlouti’s new music video feels good!
The Tunisian singer has just published on YouTube a new version of the video clip of her song Kelmti Horra, the title track of...
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Spotlight on: Abir, a singer who breaks down stereotypes about Arab women
In her new musical projects, the Moroccan-born singer, songwriter, and performer is committed to deconstructing the clichés surrounding women in Muslim countries. Portrait.
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Laila Ajjawi: a street artist serving women and refugees in Jordan
Laila Ajjawi or when street-art defends feminism! Through her murals, the young Jordanian of Palestinian origin shakes up mentalities. Her work defends equality between...
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“In the UAE, the coffee culture is widespread”
Who hasn't felt like leaving everything behind to open his own business and start new projects? That's what Nooran Al Bannay, an Emirati woman...
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Shaneikiah Bickham , coach and co-founder of the first Roller Derby team in Egypt
For 12 years, Egypt has had its own women's roller derby team. A sport of contact that might come as a surprise in a...
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Author Alya Mooro, or how to break stereotypes about women in the Middle East.
British journalist and author Alya Mooro has just published her first novel: The greater freedom, life as a middle eastern women outside the stereotypes....
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Reem Bassiouney: “Hard to be a woman when you’re a public figure”
A professor at the American University in Cairo, Reem Bassiouney just received the Naguib Mahfouz Prize, Egypt's most prestigious literary award. A trilogy which...