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About the Nabad.art Program and Dr. Pamela Chrabieh’s Art. Interview published by Stars Illustrated – New York

STARS illustrated magazine February-March 2021 issue, Dossier Loubnan (Art book edition) is now available. Published by Times Square Press New York, and Stars Illustrated New York. Thanking once again Marjorie Lerner for the interview, and the possibility to talk about my art and the Nabad program of support for artists in Lebanon (nabad.art) which I … Continue reading About the Nabad.art Program and Dr. Pamela Chrabieh’s Art. Interview published by Stars Illustrated – New York

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Education to Interreligious Dialogue in Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine

Successful first webinar organized by Dar al-Kalima University College of Arts & Culture. Nadia Wardeh and I presented the results of our research. Stay tuned for more!بمشاركة نخبة من العلماء والأكاديميين من لبنان والاردن وفلسطين، عقدت الأمس جامعة دار الكلمة مؤتمرها الإقليمي الاول عبر الفضاء الإلكتروني لمناقشة أبحاث تعمل على تطوير مناهج تدريسية مختصة بالتعددية … Continue reading Education to Interreligious Dialogue in Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine

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لا خيار لنا في زمن الدمار إلا الابتكار – janoubia.com

“نبض” برنامج مبتكر لكلية دار الكلمة للفنون والثقافة في نطاق التدخل والتوعية والتمكين الفني وإنشاء المحتوى في الفنون والثقافة، تم إطلاقه رداً على تفجيرات مرفأ بيروت في شهر آب ٢٠٢٠ ويهدف إلى دعم فنانين ومنظمات فنية ومؤسسات ابداعية صغيرة في لبنان ومنطقة جنوب غرب آسيا وشمال أفريقيا لتنفيذ أفكارهم ومشاريعهم الفنية والثقافية وتسويق أعمالهم الفنية … Continue reading لا خيار لنا في زمن الدمار إلا الابتكار – janoubia.com

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Lancement du programme Nabad pour les arts et la culture au Liban et au Moyen-Orient

L’Université Dar al-Kalima pour les arts et la culture annonce le lancement de NABAD en réponse aux explosions du port de Beyrouth du 4 août 2020. Ce programme innovateur en Asie du Sud-Ouest et en Afrique du Nord se veut de soutenir en 2020-2021 des artistes, des ONGs et de petites entreprises créatives au Liban, … Continue reading Lancement du programme Nabad pour les arts et la culture au Liban et au Moyen-Orient

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Against the Current: Rethinking Gender, Religious Authority and Interreligious Dialogue

Dr. Nadia Wardeh & Dr. Pamela Chrabieh, Cyprus, 2018Interreligious dialogue is all-too-often dominated by religiously authorized patriarchal spokesmen in Southwest Asia. Furthermore, feminists and liberals thinking and doing interreligious dialogue in the academic sphere are marginalized, especially those who forge an arena of religious/interreligious practice or construct a scholarly discourse on religions and interreligious dialogue. … Continue reading Against the Current: Rethinking Gender, Religious Authority and Interreligious Dialogue

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Middle Eastern Women: The Intersection of Law, Culture and Religion

Our paper – – my partner in cultural resistance Dr. Nadia Wardeh and I – – about religious authority, interreligious dialogue and gender, has been published in an amazing book edited by Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb: Middle Eastern Women: The Intersection of Law, Culture and Religion. Congratulations to all the authors! Description of the Book: … Continue reading Middle Eastern Women: The Intersection of Law, Culture and Religion

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Call for Papers – The 6th International Conference on “Higher Education Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East and North Africa”

Introduction Dar al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture (DAK) and the Christian Academic Forum for Citizenship in the Arab World (CAFCAW) are organizing their sixth international conference on “Higher Education Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East and North Africa” in October 2020. This conference builds on the 2019 “Towards Inclusive Societies” conference, the recommendations … Continue reading Call for Papers – The 6th International Conference on “Higher Education Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East and North Africa”

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Art from Dr. Pamela Chrabieh’s “Duwama” Collection in Indelible

Thanking Dr. Roula Maria Dib for featuring samples of my collection in Indelible! I was born and raised in the 1970s-1980s war in Lebanon. War disconnects lives, memories, and experiences by creating endless cycles of violence, murderous identities, and wounded memories. I have come to believe that these memories are inevitably transmitted from generation to generation in … Continue reading Art from Dr. Pamela Chrabieh’s “Duwama” Collection in Indelible