By Ragad Ahmad

The human cost of ICE raids and escalating immigration enforcement has been profound and pervasive.

By Joseph Fahim

What Arab cinema needs now is not decorative Oscar recognition, but sustained community engagement and inventive, grassroots marketing strategies.

By Gawhara Abou-eid

The film poses a question that echoes long after the credits roll: Is endurance the only solution Palestinians are permitted?

By Lauren Abunassar

While Bedewi has often worried that her films will be misconstrued as representative of all Arab experience, she has increasingly felt permitted to tell ‘one’ Arab story, not ‘the’ Arab story.

By Kenza Bousseloub

On December 19, Amani's and Lucio's families and friends came together for a one–of–a–kind North Philly engagement party. 

By Ben Bennett

The current conflict in Sudan, now in its third year, is being called “the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.” But awareness about the crisis continues to be limited..