Israel’s restrictions on medical supplies for dental treatment are inflicting physical and psychological pain on people in Gaza.
Script-In-Hand Theatre introduces hundreds of Britons to the stories of young Palestinian writers.
Event draws prospective readers eager to hear voices from Gaza.
Ahmed Dremly cowrote with
This session combines engaged listening with touch, guided by an audio tour of Gaza – from singing on the beach, to a beloved bookshop in Gaza City, to an aunt’s farmland in Rafah. WAAN writers are key contributors to the Gaza Soundmapping Project, adding their voices to a growing, living archive of testimony that affirms identity and resists cultural and material erasure. Participants can feel those words on a huge hand embroidered banner and leave written responses to communities speaking from a Gaza still under siege.
An evening of conversation with writers from Gaza, including WANNer Shahd Alnaami, as they explore their relationships with childhood, toys, and play through personal stories and memories from Gaza.
Israel’s restrictions on medical supplies for dental treatment are inflicting physical and psychological pain on people in Gaza.
The graduation party I envisioned was a dream. Instead, I have only simple photos to mark the day.
I look forward to eight o’clock every morning, not because it’s my favorite time of day, but because it’s the only time I can use our shared phone.
We are living what we are reporting: fear, loss, displacement, hunger, danger.
Children who lost parents before 2023 are not eligible for the emergency assistance available to post-war orphans.
The plight of disabled children prevented from leaving Gaza to access treatment and care.
I shake with sobbing / I have killed her again
The city reeks of death and tears / You might argue tears are odorless / How wrong would that be.
