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From Exile to Excellence
Across the Kurdish diaspora, many carry the weight of displacement while working tirelessly, achieving great professional success, and remaining proud of their Kurdish language and heritage. Niga Si
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A Home of Hope
The newly opened Daik Care Complex (DCC) in Soran, located within Erbil Governorate, is the first of its kind in the area. Before the DCC was established, residents had to travel over 100 kilometers
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Women Unite in the Fight Against Cancer
In Kurdistan, symptoms like a lump or persistent pain are often shrouded in silence. But for Ahang Kawany, a lump in her breast was not something to hide; it was a call to action. Like Srwa Osman, a
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Empowering Kurdish Studies in America
The Kurdish Political Studies Program at the University of Central Florida (UCF) recently hosted the conference “Kurds on the Global Stage: Clashing Identities, Interests, and Perspectives” held fro
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Kurdish Learning Book Published in Denmark
The first Kurdish language learning book in Denmark, Learn Kurdish, was published by Kurdish journalist Deniz Berxwedan Serinci on March 18. It is designed for both Kurdish refugees and immigrants i
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Kurdish Heritage in Afghanistan
A significant Kurdish community resides in Afghanistan, having been relocated from their original homeland in northwestern Iran during Persian rule in the 1500s. This group has preserved its native
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Life in Pieces
When I look back, I see a life – from birth to childhood to adulthood – that never flowed smoothly, a collection of fragments punctuated by unforgettable journeys. I want to share a few of those pie
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The Ehmede Xani Yearbook
“As long as Kurds read and write in Kurdish and keep reading the works of their great poet Ehmede Xani, they will not be lost.”
— Wolfgang Gunter Lerch
Ehmede Xani is considered the greatest maste
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Matran Issa: A tale of Love and Justice
On the banks of Lake Van in the heart of Northern Kurdistan (southeastern Turkey), where the lake’s waters meet the dark colors of the sky, one of the most remarkable stories in history arose. In an
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Newroz in Westminster
We are used to seeing music played on the davul and zurna and traditional Kurdish dancing at weddings and community celebrations. But hearing their echo through the halls of the UK Parliament during
