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Elsa Abi-khalilFeb 244 min read

Advancing Digital Education in Lebanon

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.

MakeSense.org in Social impact for allFeb 245 min read

Advancing the access to education through digital in Lebanon

Education is the most powerful weapon you…

MakeSense.org in Social impact for allFeb 253 min read

Food Security and Examples in Lebanon

What is Food Security?

When I first heard the…

MakeSense.org in Social impact for allMar 123 min read

Collecting Waste in Lebanon

After stepping out of our throne for a waste mountain that turned into a green mountain of possibly toxic or…

Hera Hussain in Organizer SandboxAug 9, 20156 min read

Say Hello to the Chayn Hack team putting on a civic tech/peace hack in Beirut

Next month, a team from…

Sam GhobrilOct 13, 20152 min read

Wait

While Lebanon buffers

I wait. I wait for the bar the load. I buy some food, prepare a meal, talk to my friends, and keep waiting for the bar to load. It seems stationary, the bar that’s loading. But the mouse pointer that I’ve placed on its tip has proven otherwise. So I wait.

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Lucky DalenaJan 244 min read

Week 1, the cultural shock

Je l’imaginais différemment, arabe et fiére de l’être. Je me suis trompé. Ce n’est qu’une ville indéterminable, plus proche de ses fantasmes que de son histoire, tricheuse et volage, décevante comme une farce.

Kerning CulturesDec 3, 20156 min read

Startup Series: Lebanon

Listen to the full podcast here.

A Lebanese startup’s journey through the nation’s first accelerator and the Central Bank Circular 331 funds.

Soulayma Mardam Bey in #UpForSchool LebanonJan 273 min read

Capture the Moment: Mobiles for Education

How can mobile phones possibly become advocacy weapons supporting the right to education for all in a country such as Lebanon?

Luca AlbertalliNov 14, 20153 min read

Of terror and values

I’m outraged, and I’m sad. I want to cry out loud and to stay silent thinking. I’ve so many things going on in my mind I couldn’t even speak them out clearly.