The November issue of Kurdistan Chronicle featured a story about the training in cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) bein

The history of the city of Halabja is rich in events both happy and tragic. The city has sacrificed much, but these sa

Sayran Barzani, whose paternal grandfather was a peshmerga fighter who died during the First Iraqi-Kurdish War in the

Mehmet Siddik Torun, originally from Dersim (Tunceli), Turkiye, has built his own little Kurdish paradise in Northern

Established in 2003 in the U.S. state of Michigan, the Chaldean Cultural Center (CCC) has been a vital cornerstone of

The July issue of Kurdistan Chronicles, issue 16, featured a story about a mental health training project led by the O

Kurdistan is the land of the Sun and fire and has been home to prophets from different sects and religions for thousan

On September 27, Vision Education and the French Research Center on Iraq (CFRI) hosted the conference “Iraqi Women: Be

Karate, a martial art that originated in Okinawa, Japan in the 17th century, emphasizes self-defense, discipline, and

“Engaging with percussion is a bold expression of my emotions. Striking the instrument with intensity may seem unconve

Author Suzan Khairi, a Yezidi from Sinjar, was deeply affected by the genocide against the Yezidis perpetrated by ISIS

On a sweltering August day in Kadikoy, a district of Istanbul, my university friend Abdulhalik introduced me to a rema

No one willingly leaves their home and city to seek refuge elsewhere – unless they are forced to do so by circumstance

Kurdish-Austrian director Kurdwin Ayub recently won the Special Jury Prize for her film Moon at the 77th Locarno Film