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      • Book: 42 Years of Oppression in Libya
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Sharq.Org | منظمة شرق
  • About Sharq
    • Our mission & vision
    • Our objectives and approach
    • Our team
    • Hire Us
    • Join us
    • Contact Us
  • Our Work
    • An overview of what we do
    • Creative Communities (Ma3an)
      • Why we cultivate community
      • ‘Come Together’ Workshops & Festival, Larnaca
      • Online Discussion Series: Exploring Identity & Belonging
      • Theatre: “I Am Not A Vase”
      • Intercultural Gatherings: Promoting Belonging
      • Story Salons: Promoting Peaceful Coexistence
      • Artworks: Inspired by Syrian Histories
      • Staged Readings: Syrian Histories, Beirut
      • Community Space: Sharq Salon, Beirut
      • Discussion Series: Syrian Culture in Times of Conflict, Beirut & Stockholm
      • Series: Community activities in Yarmouk, Damascus
    • Oral History (Tarikhi)
      • Why we document stories
      • Workshops: in oral history production for CSOs
      • Library: Tarikhi, Voices from the Arab Region and Beyond
      • Periodical: Tarikhi journal
      • Collection: Migration & Identity
      • Collection: Multi-religious & ethnic cooperation
      • Collection: Stories of Belonging
      • Animations: Nurturing Belonging
      • Thought paper: Infusing belonging into migration policy
      • Collection: Peaceful Coexistence in the Diaspora
      • Podcast: Syrians in the Diaspora
      • Collection: Lebanon Livelihoods
      • Collection: Syrian Histories
      • Book: Syria & Its People
      • Collection: 42 Years of Oppression in Libya
      • Book: 42 Years of Oppression in Libya
    • Collective Action (Collectivat)
      • Collectiva Shamila: Women Changemakers
      • Collective Advocacy for Marginalised Groups
      • Collectiva Souriyat: Women in Peacebuilding
      • The Mahmoud Maghribi Award for Pluralism
      • Study: Bolstering Lebanon’s cultural sector
      • Media Support: Reporting GBV
      • Report: Economic Opportunities & Challenges in Lebanon
      • Media Series: Extremism in Syria and Europe
      • Media Series: The Many Impacts of War
      • Study: Collaboration within Civil Society in Lebanon
      • Workshops: Citizen Journalism
  • Calls
  • Consulting for Clients
  • Blog
  • العربية
  • العربية

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Oral History (Tarikhi)

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Oral History (Tarikhi)Why we document stories

Being able to share their individual stories gives storytellers a sense of ownership and control and can be very empowering. It also promotes self-reflection and critical thinking.

Oral History (Tarikhi)Workshops: in oral history production for CSOs

Sharq.Org ran a series of online workshops on oral history production for CSOs across the Arab world. We…

Oral History (Tarikhi)Library: Tarikhi, Voices from the Arab Region and Beyond

Tarikhi (Arabic for “My History”) is a platform for the dissemination and promotion of recorded interviews with and…

Oral History (Tarikhi)Periodical: Tarikhi journal

The bi-lingual Tarikhi journal presents stories from various oral history collections produced by Sharq.Org and other organisations, as…
    • Oral History (Tarikhi)

Migration & Identity

Has how you define yourself changed over the past decade? How has the conflict impacted your sense of…

Oral History (Tarikhi)Multi-religious & ethnic cooperation

Sharq.Org is, in 2021, engaged in the documentation of projects implemented in the Arab region in 2020 that…

Oral History (Tarikhi)Stories of Belonging

Anecdotes that highlight the value of connecting with and embracing others

Oral History (Tarikhi)Animations: Nurturing Belonging

The value of food, kindness and art in promoting and nurturing a sense of belonging among the displaced…

Oral History (Tarikhi)Thought paper: Infusing Belonging into Migration Policy

Drawing from the oral history collection 'Stories of Belonging', Reem Maghribi writes that integration policies must engage natives as well as migrants if both are to thrive.
    • Oral History (Tarikhi)

Peaceful Coexistence in the Diaspora

A team of researchers in six different countries conducted and recorded interviews with Syrians and locals in a bid to…
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Sharq.Org is a pan-Arab non-profit organisation that aims to promote and strengthen peace and pluralism throughout the Arab region and beyond.
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