Ed Kashi’s journey through Kurdistan’s defining stories While working on a long-term project in Northern Ireland in t

How childbirth shaped Sakar Sleman's artistic languageIn 2006, while pregnant with her first child, Kurdish artist Sakar

Color, light, and the language of imagery in Rebwar Said's artRebwar Said’s paintings are distinguished by an interplay

The enduring symbolism of Kurdish women’straditional tattoosOn the faces of elderly women in the villages around Mardin,

How Sazan Amin turned her hometown dialect into a powerful personalbrandSazan Amin, a cosmetologist and businesswoman fr

Dalal Hassane’s journey bridges diaspora, identity, and cultureAt the Kurdish Film Festival in Chicago — an event sponso

Reading the wall carvings in the notorious Nugra Salman PrisonThroughout history, tyranny has sought to silence its vict

A contemplation of the silent architecture of survival and memoryNesreen Barwari’s memoir, In the Land of a Thousand Spr

The ancient clay tandoor not only preserves the traditional flavors ofKurdish baking but also passes down generations-ol

For the Kurds, the bilûl is a profound symbol of history, religion, andtraditionThe air inside the valley of Lalish is f

Why Kurdish thought understands love through absenceIn the deep currents of Kurdish thought, love is the inner voice of

Kamaran Badrkhan and the enduring grief of two loves that never fadedIn 1975, Kurdish politician Dara Attar visited Kama

In memory of Faruq Rafiq, whose unanswered questions outlived himThe Kurdish philosophy researcher and writer Farooq Raf

Around 1,800 years ago, Jesus’ words were first translated in the heartof KurdistanToday, the Christian Gospels — Matthe