For Sham al-Nessim, Mada Masr visits Nabaruh, the center of Egypt's feseekh (salted fish) production
unpacks the category of “youth” and the crisis associated with it, through three crossings
The Muslim ban accentuates the gendered and sexual “backwardness” of “Muslim” foreign nationals
His success relies on his slick tongue as he salutes and charms every guest at the party
Twenty-year-old Mariam Naim is an online radio host, performer, and Special Olympics athlete
An interview with Ziad Fahmy
Prison authorities have ignored the basic healthcare needs of women on their periods in detention
Younis wasn't supposed to crawl but with his community's support he's reaching his full potential
Affaf Abdel Maqsud raised, educated and married off her children through her “breadwinning” role
Emad, one of 3 salt sculptors in Egypt, speaks of the origins, challenges and benefits of the craft
Egypt's Barbers and Beauticians Association has undergone many transformations over the years
The story of Reda who taught himself to play table tennis using his jaws
In a remote Upper Egyptian village, Mariam has taken on carpentry to support herself and her family
Connie Burk on processes of community accountability, their limitations and their potential
Critics say the government initiative neglects the needs of poor Egyptian households
Esteban Kelly, one of the founding members of Philly Stands Up, describes its journey
Clarissa Rojas recounts a classroom process of pursuing community accountability
Addressing sexual violence through community accountability processes
Doaa Qandil, who inherited a watchmaking shop from her father, speaks about her profession
A man charged with beating a South Sudanese teacher to death last year was sentenced to 7 years
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