We searched all over for an Arabic land acknowledgment to no avail. This first Arabic land acknowledgment is an evolving statement and our attempt to inspire others to do the same, in consultation with communities in distinct contexts: egyptmigrations.com/2023/06/23/ara…

Egypt’s new Somali and Swahili radio broadcasts have a rich heritage that reveals the power and pitfalls of this form of diplomacy, writes Alex White for New Lines Magazine newlinesmag.com/essays/radio-c…

My book has a cover! Honored that Chris Ferrante, who designed many of my favorite Princeton University Press books, beautifully and precisely captured the argument of “Devotion to the Administrative State” in visual form. press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac…

It's my favorite time of year! I am excited to collaborate with these awesome folks to grow and develop Egypt Migrations Heritage Initiatives 🙌

Grateful to be a part of the eCampusOntario Extend Sprint in community with facilitators and peers across Ontario's post-secondary institutions and excited to achieve the Empowered Educator microcredential, embracing digital fluency & equitable educational design.

Today's the day! Check out the latest version of the Arabic Newspaper Search Database: arabicsearch.org/home Search and browse Arab American books and newspapers published in North and South America from the late 1880s to the mid 1900s.

Baligh Hamdi was an Egyptian composer & the musical genius behind #UmmKulthum’s “Hob Aih”, #FaydaKamel’s “Leh La”, and Abdel Halim Hafez’s “Zai el Hawa”. He also composed many of his wife Warda's hits including “Mali” and “Khallik Hena”. What’s your favorite Baligh Hamdi work?

Our Summer 2023 cohort is the driving force behind new content and growing initiatives! Join us in celebrating their inspiring work & follow as we expand to: 📚 130+ stories and features 🗣️ 100+ oral history interviews 🎙️ 50+ conversations 🏛️ New virtual exhibitions 🔗 & more!

#NewContent Navigating the complexities of her intersecting identities – Copt, Egyptian, Arab, social justice advocate– Stephanie Amin challenges stereotypes, societal expectations, and offers a lesson in embracing the richness of our multifaceted selves. egyptmigrations.com/2023/08/18/on-…

The edited collection I have been working on for many years now has a page! bloomsbury.com/uk/arab-nahda-…

Very happy to see that my article: "Beyond Church and State: Contentions of Minority Citizenship in Egypt" has been published: muse.jhu.edu/article/904736. Please DM me for a copy. #Copts #Egypt #citizenship #sectarianism

#NewContent One man’s trash is another man’s treasure: Cambridge Uni. researcher Amy Lewis looks at how Cairo's sustainable soul thrives in unexpected corners like the Wekalah market underneath Ramses bridge and among the "Zabaleen" of Mansheyat Nasser: egyptmigrations.com/2023/08/25/tin…

Coptic history is not bound to the national borders of modern Egypt. The remnants of the Coptic Cultural Center in Jersey City (USA) is part of that history. Bought and established by Coptic activist Shawky Karas, the Center was imagined as a hub for education and organizing 1/3

Register today to learn from leading experts on Protecting Cultural Heritage in the MENA region! Egypt Migrations JIMENA David Daoud Mariam Wahba tinyurl.com/jyarnxma

DC folks, we'll be speaking on community archiving and heritage preservation in the MENA and across immigrant communities Coptic Solidarity 12th Annual Conference. Join us for what's bound to be a lively discussion 🤓

Thank you Coptic Solidarity for the invitation to speak on Egypt Migrations and our ongoing community archival and educational initiatives.

An insightful piece by Alex Boodrookas, I recognized facets of this on my own campus and it is the same story nationwide. If you've never been involved in Middle East studies, please read this. insidehighered.com/opinion/views/…

We are proud to support and elevate the charitable work of Roota Zabaleen with children seeking equitable access to education. ROOTA is a Canadian-registered charity with consultative status at both UNEP and ECOSOC. Donations are tax deductible in Canada, Australia, US, and UK.

Read about Egypt Migrations' joint campaign with Roota Zabaleen to learn about their Impacts. We believe so strongly in their mission that we're contributing $1,000 to ROOTA. We invite you to match and multiply this gift toward a 10K goal in 30 days! egyptmigrations.com/2025/07/16/rea…

We’re halfway through our 30-day campaign, and thanks to your support, we’ve raised $5,500 of our $10,000 goal toward clean water, supplies, & real learning opportunities for Zabaleen children! Every repost helps reach new circles. Let’s keep going. Let’s get there together. 💙