The Consequences of Being an Independent Woman in Kurdish Society Culture and Education June 28, 2015
How Kurdish education neglects homegrown experiences of the peoples of Kurdistan Culture and Education May 21, 2015
The Consequences of Being an Independent Woman in Kurdish Society Culture and Education June 28, 2015
Sherko Bekas: Poetry is a continuous act of questioning and questions have no ending Art and Photography August 3, 2014
Healthy advantages of breast-feeding for both infants and mother’s Health and Nutrition September 5, 2013
“This is a man’s world, but it is nothing, nothing without a woman or a girl” Health and Nutrition June 30, 2013
We are Kurds Veene Sulaivany Poetry 0We are Kurds The challenge becomes explaining you with a language that encompasses your love. We grew from your roots,...
I am nameless/Ez bê navim Veene Sulaivany Poetry 0I am nameless/Ez bê navim I am the last Emperor of the Ayyubid dynasty. I am the shadow of greatness,...
We are Kurds and you are Kurdistan/Em Kurden û tu Kurdistanî Veene Sulaivany Poetry 0We are Kurds and you are Kurdistan/Em Kurden û tu Kurdistanî The challenge becomes explaining with a language that encompasses...
Echoes of my mother Veene Sulaivany Culture and Education 0Memories of my elementary school days consisted of a reoccurring theme: role models. Teachers would always ask, “Who is your...
Newroz in lyrics: The legacy of Kawa revived in Eyaz Zaxoyî Veene Sulaivany Music 0Daily the serpents would throttle him so abusively that death became a prayer. He would moan and yell with his...
Genocide and Lyrics: Music after death Veene Sulaivany Music 0To survive we write, we record, we capture and disseminate, we transcribe and translate. Survival comes not just with a...
The Four Veene Sulaivany Fiction and Short stories 0Every day the Four would rise with the glowing sun that brightened their mornings with its light. The four children...
Dengî Kurdistan-The voice of Kurdistan: Şerko Bêkes, a short tribute Veene Sulaivany Culture and Education 0The foundation of the modern Kurdish identity is stitched together by the poetry of bleeding hearts. We, as a suffering...
Em kî ne? Kî ne em? Who are we?: Themes and symbols used in Cigerxwîn’s poem “Kî ne em?” Veene Sulaivany Culture and Education 2A question that floats in the minds of those who are foreign to the Kurdish people and their tribal homeland...
“Bêrîvanê, Kurdistanê, kulîlka evê cîhanê”: A brief lyrical analysis of Tehsin Taha’s Bêrîvanê Veene Sulaivany Music 2We’re in 1961; Mustafa Barzani and company have unleashed an armed resistance against the Iraqi leadership. Kurdistan – as she...
