Lubna Albadawi

Power wasn’t made for women like us. As Arab women, we’re often taught to fear power. Or to silence it. Or to borrow it carefully,

In a world that won’t stop talking, choosing not to speak is radical. We live in an age of constant statements. Constant content. Constant noise.

I’ve trained in rooms without electricity. In towns where the war had paused but hadn’t ended. Where the dust still sat heavy on windows and

We’ve been sold a myth. That leadership means standing alone at the top. That to lead is to rise above. That influence is a ladder,

The Problem Isn’t the Trainee — It’s the System

In most parts of the world, public relations is seen as a communications tool — a way to build brand awareness, manage reputation, or promote

Because every hatred starts with a word—and every alliance starts with a simple act. In a world increasingly divided by “us vs. them” mentalities, building

Why Storytelling Is the New Weapon of Peace: How Feminist Journalists and Media Advocates in Conflict Zones Are Rewriting Narratives of War, Identity, and Global

They say we’re lost. That we scroll too much, dream too big, commit too little. That we drift between jobs, countries, and ideologies without roots

I didn’t choose filmmaking. It chose me the moment I realized silence was no longer an option. As an Arab woman, I grew up in