we are not numbers

emerging writers from Palestine tell their stories and advocate for their human rights

What does more than 120 days of war look like? A near-total collapse of the health care system.

The beloved youngest child was killed by an Israeli missile as he and his brothers returned home from buying snacks.

A Gaza writer expresses her gratitude to friends who had been concerned when she lost touch with them for 50 days.

A WANN writer addresses a huge Jan. 7 Copenhagen ceasefire protest.

How can you study when bombs are falling around you, or care about exams when others are dying?

A young writer searches for meaning as the bombs fall on Gaza yet again.