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Post-graduation Students
2026 has become the celebratory year when all my late nights, studious escapades, and strenuous research have paid off with a degree. Specifically in my case, and for millions of others, an undergraduate degree. The education system has moulded us into respectable...
What’s Wrong with Us?
Our family moved to Kabul when I was a year and half. We lived in the western side of Kabul in the early years. It was a beautiful, colorful, lively, and loud city. It had yet another side- the cruel side. Explosions, attacks, violence, unsafe. Poverty was another...
New Marriage Laws for Afghan Girls: The Unavoidable Loss
One day, in 2022, when we left the school for home as illegal students, I suddenly realized a girl in our school who was in grade 8th at the time, probably 14 or 15 years old, was getting married. We could hear the sound of music from the street from the morning, but...
Growing Up Means New Feelings: Inside Out 2 Review
Embarrassment, Ennui, Anxiety and Envy drop in unexpectedly on Joy, Fear, Sadness, Disgust and AngerPhoto credit: Disneyclips.com Headphones on, volume up! If you thought your brain was just a chaotic party with only Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust throwing the...
A Day in my Life
When I was a child, in the second or third grade in school, I was a lonely most of the time. That’s when I found writing as my companion on the way. So, whenever I had time or I was free, I used to write short imaginary stories. From then, the last thing I wanted to...
I am an immigrant
photo by Tahera K. I am an immigrant Her eyes shine, like two beautiful stones. Her face is covered with her big loose headscarf.A few strands of hair move in the rhythm of wind.She is holding her scarf with her thumb and index, so it doesn't fall off.She is holding...
Heroines Quilt IX: Renée Good
On January 7, 2026, Renée Good was murdered in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the Turbulent States of America by an immigration officer. Good embodied much that could be held up as both heroic and tragic. As a mother of three, an award-winning poet and described by her...
Heroines Quilt IX: Sacajawea
I love going on hikes. I am most comfortable in nature and exploring our world. Girls who go on adventures always inspired me. I think I learned about the story of Sacajawea when I was in high school. It seemed like a crazy thing for the men explorers to hire this...
Heroines Quilt IX: Dr Jane Goodall
Who is Jane Goodall? Jane Goodall is one of the most famous nature activist and conservationists. When she was young, her father gave her a chimpanzee stuffie and her journey toward loving chimpanzees and nature started. She didn’t have enough money for college, but...
Heroines Quilt IX: Nana Mata
My Nana – Nga Mata ō tumu - was born in the Cook Islands and lived on one of the fifteen islands, called Aitutaki, until she was fourteen. Nana and her family then moved to New Zealand for better work opportunities. Once in New Zealand she had to acclimatise quickly...