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Middle East Graduate

The Middle East Graduate Project is a resource designed to provide a comprehensive overview of Graduate Careers Opportunities, Further Study Options and General Lifestyle Information for young professionals of Middle Eastern Origin wishing to advance their professional choices across the globe.

How Offensive Can a Trustee Be?

Nationwide, colleges have been bolstering their programs in Arabic and the study of the Middle East, responding to growing student interest and awareness that Americans benefit from better understanding the region. At the College of the Siskiyous, in California, such a plan prompted a tirade of anti-Arab and anti-Muslim comments from a trustee, disturbing many on the campus. The trustee is refusing to apologize or resign.

Al Bawtaka

The Siraj Center for Holy Land Studies

The Palestinian summer celebration is a unique annual program that gives people from all over the world the chance to encounter the life and culture in Palestine in addition to donating some of their time to a local community organization through voluntary work and internships

Arab books and human development

The challenges faced by Arabic book publishing are considerable but is it really responsible for all the problems of the Arab world?

ESRC Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC)

CRESC foucses on themes related to central to the analysis of socio-cultural change:Cultural Economy;Transformations in Media, Culture and Economy Culture, Governance and Citizenship,Cultural Values and Politics.

International Journal of the Middle East

Journal publishes original research on politics, society and culture in the Middle East from the seventh century to the present day.Particular attention is paid to the history, politics, economics, anthropology, sociology, literature, and cultural studies of the area and to comparative religion, theology, law, and philosophy.

Middle East Report

An informative website on Middle East politics, culture and society.

Arab Studies Quarterly

Al-Jisser Group for Arab Art ad Culture

Founded in April 2001 by a group of Arab Women based in New York and California and later reorganized in 2003 as Al Jisser Group, this organisation is run by a group of volunteers who trace their origins to the cultural activism of Arab Women Artists who functioned during the mid nineties, presenting monthly events at Anarchy cafe and later at Here performance space. Al Jisser Group’s mission is to build a bridge between Arabic art and culture to the world by organizing exhibitions and events of visual art, music, film, and other media.

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