Tag: jasminesoukieh

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POEM: Jasmine Soukieh considers the implications of certain praise applied to cross-cultural people.

POEM: Jasmine Soukieh considers the importance of place at the end of a life.

EXHIBITION: At the opening of ‘Creating Space’ – an exhibition of artworks by the Migrant Women’s Art Group.

YEAR IN REVIEW: be:longing’s Editors-in-Chief, Dunja and Jasmine, reflect on the publication’s fifth year.

POEM: Jasmine Soukieh contemplates the telltale signs of the seasons in places where you need to be a local to tell the tale.

SHORT STORY: Yahya wakes up to another day wrestling with the internal griefs of his translocation.

YEAR IN REVIEW: be:longing’s Editors-in-Chief, Dunja and Jasmine, reflect on the publication’s fourth year.

FOLK + FOOD: Unable to travel to access her favourite treats, Jasmine Soukieh tackles the formidable challenge of making malban herself at home.

SHORT STORY: On a rainy day, Wafaa and Afsar wait for a bus home from the doctor’s.

YEAR IN REVIEW: Editors-in-Chief of be:longing, Dunja and Jasmine, reflect on the publication’s third year.