Late on a Friday morning, as I strolled amongst the goats and chickens running about on a sandy back road in the Asalah district of Dahab, Egypt, a Bedouin woman, covered in a swirl of a colorful clothing and a…
Most aspects of Bedouin life in Sinai, Egypt are very different from the developed world. However, I have learned, education is not so different, aside from one important area - the education of Bedouin girls in the Sinai. In the following video,…
The Zabaleen people of "Garbage City" in Cairo are a misunderstood subculture of Egypt. Numbering approximately 60,000, the Zabaleen, which is Egyptian Arabic for garbage worker, handle the majority of Cairo's trash. They dispose of some of it but they…
I am beyond excited to begin a three-month journey through the Middle East for Connect the Cultures. Connect the Cultures is a platform for the people of the Middle East and myself to share with the world life inside this…