Mariam Mohammed Al Khateeb is a dentistry student, poet, oud player, translator, and community activist in the local community. She was a participant in the Hult Prize, an annual competition for ideas solving pressing social issues, such as food security, water access, energy, and education. She works as a writer and makes videos, producing content about Palestine.
Current as of June 2024
Those who survive the genocide will return to houses that have been reduced to rubble, and yet the city will remain alive in its people.
Why do I die every morning / as if I wake only to be buried?
Exiled Gazan musicians find healing and connection far from home by performing together with international artists.
Do Gazans truly die when their body is not whole or cannot be found and when they cannot be properly grieved?
We Palestinians are famous for our delicious food. But now the aroma of food has faded and been replaced by death.
We tell our stories to raise awareness of the ceaseless violence against Palestinians.
