Our twist on IMPACT BBDO and Pikasso’s xenophobic ad campaign – part 2.
Our twist on IMPACT BBDO and Pikasso’s xenophobic ad campaign – part 2.
Author: admin@Nibale
WINTER 2014/15
Hello everyone! Hope the new year is treating you well so far. Here are our winter updates, please follow the links (or get in touch) to know more. We’d love to hear from you!
A troubling homage to the hired help
BEIRUT: A dark-skinned woman with long black hair, dressed in jeans, sneakers and a simple yellow T-shirt, vacuums a rug.
No-one is illegal: A new life at 25
Hi, my name is Aida. I’m 25 years old, born and raised in Lebanon.
The Plight of the children of the Sudanese Refugees in Lebanon: No Education= No future.
رحنا بدنا نتسجل بالمدرسة ما قبلونا لأنو ما عنا إقامات.
موظفة امميه تدعو اللاجئين السودانيين للرجوع لبلدهم
موظفة امميه تدعو اللاجئين السودانيين للرجوع لبلدهم
Happy New Year!
ARM’s new year resolution: to give lots of anti-racism sessions in schools! Help us connect with your school, whether you’re a teacher, student, or graduated years ago but still in touch with people at your old school. Inbox us if interested!
Unprotected Childhood; the experiences of Lebanese and Non-Lebanese children in abuse maltreatment and discrimination in Lebanon
On the 10th of December and on the occasion of the International Human Rights Day, Insan launched a new report examining the situation of children, both migrant and Lebanese, in Lebanon.
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The Anti-Racism Movement (ARM) was launched in 2010 as a grassroots collective by young Lebanese feminist activists in collaboration with migrant workers and migrant domestic workers.
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