Category: Pop Culture

• The Beirut Call Challenges Readers about Art and War & Crisis

  

  “The Beirut Call” challenges readers to consider alternatives for countries that face wars, crises, instability, and despair. When people experience grief and uncertainty, the arts offer one way, however small, to engage the people through deep and emotional connections. Read Middle East Quarterly’s review of “The Beirut Call.” Here’s the full version: https://elyssarpress.com/…/the-beirut-call-arts…/ Book available…

  Dr. Pamela Chrabieh

  3 Nov 2022

  Arab World, Arts, Content Creation, Cultural Resistance, Cultural Studies, Culture, Human Rights, Inclusion, Lebanese Diaspora, Lebanon, Middle Eastern Studies, Nabad, Peace Arts, Peacebuilding, Politics, Pop Culture, Revolution, Southwestern Asia, Violence, War, War Memory

  Arab World, Arts, Cultural Resistance, Culture, Dar al-Kalima University, Elyssar Press, Lebanon, Middle East, Nabad, nabad.art, Peace, Southwestern Asia, The Beirut Call

• Pop Culture and Social Media in the Arab World

  I was interviewed by Terrance Mintner about Pop Culture and Social Media in the Arab World. Here are excerpts of the interview:  Dr. Pamela Chrabieh, a Beirut-based writer and activist, told The Media Line that young people in the Arab world are using Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, WhatsApp and Snapchat at an increasingly faster rate…

  Dr. Pamela Chrabieh

  28 Feb 2019

  Arab World, Arts, Citizenship in the Arab World, Communication, Consultancy, Cultural Resistance, Cultural Studies, Culture, Expertise, Pop Culture, Social Media, Southwestern Asia, Youth

  Arab Pop Culture, Arab World, Cultural Resistance, Cultural Studies, Middle East, Pop Culture, Social Media, Youth