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Veena Das’s “Critical Events: An Anthropological Perspective on Contemporary India” examines violence and trauma, deconstructing women’s silence in collective memory versus their courage documenting testimonies after catastrophes.

08:07

From Louisa May Alcott's novel to the Korean drama, the story of the sisters turns into a struggle with poverty, power, and money, where freedom becomes a battle for women's right to choose.

14:26

From grief over losing a daughter, an initiative changed Piplantri, Rajasthan: planting 111 trees per newborn girl became a women-led green revolution elevating girls' value.

08:34

Sarah Mubanna Al-Abdali’s artwork combines two women’s images with geometric ornaments and architectural arches, using colors and heritage details to evoke Hejazi memory and explore art, identity, and women’s presence.

08:15

Merida... The Disney Princess Who Broke the Stereotype of Other Princesses and Chose to Confront Herself and Her Family.

09:56

"On the Edge of Dreams" follows young Egyptian women pursuing artistic dreams and confronting social norms through theater, highlighting women's solidarity and their right to self-expression.

13:46

Najiba Khani Galizadeh dedicated her life to knowledge, feminist work, and documenting Kurdish history, pioneering girls' education and preserving her people's memory through writings for future generations.

09:15

"Vanilla" tells of a child growing up among seven women facing home loss from debt, highlighting family bonds and solidarity in the face of adversity.

12:34

On Kurdish Women’s Journalism Day and Gurbetelli Ersöz's martyrdom anniversary, the Women’s Media Union Honors Kurdish female journalists who documented truth and defended women’s issues despite risks.

10:53

The film “Kullshi Mako” by director Maysoon Al-Bajji narrates human stories from Baghdad in late 2006, monitoring fear and loss, and in return, the human ability to persevere and hold on to hope.

11:25

The film “Hijra” by Saudi director Shahad Ameen addresses cultural diversity in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the bonds between generations, through a journey whose events take place in 2001 in different regions of the Kingdom.

08:10

Some Songs we forget; others mirror ourselves. Paris Paloma writes from where silence is difficult, from small details we overlook as natural, while many women lived them daily without words.

14:28

"Ya Tale' Al-Jabal," sung by Palestinian women to resistance fighters and prisoners, symbolizes resistance, freedom, and women's solidarity, its rhythm linked to Spanish "Las Panaderas" sung while kneading dough.

12:43

The Indian film”Mom” combines thriller atmospheres with social drama, presenting a story in which women’s suffering, the search for justice, and the strength of family bonds intersect.

11:12

The 2019 North Macedonian documentary Honeyland explores humanity's sensitive relationship with nature through sustainability and consumption, showing how environmental balance can be disturbed by ambition and economic fears.

10:56

More than 2,500 years of history are stored in Myra, where the traces of politics, trade, religion, and social life intersect, and symbols reveal an aspect of the city's culture, goddesses, and memory.

12:21

The South Korean film “Little Forest,”directed by Yim Soon-rye in 2018, tells the story of a young woman who distances herself from city life and retures to the village where she spent her childhood,embarking on a journey to rediscover herself.

12:40

Despite 46 years passing, Turkey's 1980 coup still scars memory, while Sezen Aksu's 'Son Bakış' preserves the loss defining that era.

14:50

Forbidden from voicing pain, the tongue yields to the tanbur's weeping strings. 'DEJ ÊŞ' elegizes Kurdish identity against assimilationist policies.

13:30

Judy Chicago's feminist artwork "The Dinner Party," dating back to the 1970s, is considered the first iconic feminist artwork in history.