كريستينا كفلكنتي | مصدر عام

Delivery driver on the go on a rainy night.

Always on the Move, Yet Trapped in Precarity: On the Buried Dreams of Gig Economy Drivers

By

Christina Cavalcanti Yara El Murr

The Lebanese Red Cross reports six people were killed and dozens injured in the hours-long street battles. One of the victims, Mariam Farhat, a mother of five children, was killed by a stray bullet to her head inside her home. Another victim, 32-year-old Ali Ibrahim, who worked at a local gym and fitness diner, was killed while delivering food to a customer nearby. He was described as “an innocent soul” whose “smile never hides.” Tayouneh, Lebanon. October 14, 2021. (Marwan Tahtah/The Public Source)

Obstruction of Justice Turns Deadly

By

Christina Cavalcanti Karim Merhej

تركيب صور من مظاهرة نظمتها لجنة عائلات ضحايا تفجير مرفأ بيروت مع الاتحاد اللبناني للأشخاص المعوقين حركيا للمطالبة بالعدالة لضحايا الانفجار والمصابين. تتوسط الصور رئيسة الاتحاد سيلڤانا اللقّيس. التقط الصور حسين بيضون بتاريخ ٤ تموز ٢٠٢١. (مصدر عام)

الأشخاص المعوقون بفعل تفجير المرفأ: كيف تسببت الحكومة اللبنانية بإعاقتهم ثم تركتهم لمصيرهم

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كريم مرهج كريم شهيب كريستينا كفلكنتي

رسمة ستنسيل على حائط من عمل التجمع الفنّي "بالمرصاد" تحتوي هذه العبارة: "حيّ على أحلام العمّال. مستقبل منظور. حياة سعيدة. أمان وظيفي. حرية الاختيار". بيروت، لبنان. ١ أيّار ٢٠٢٠ (بالمرصاد)

تنظيمات بديلة من أجل استعادة نضال العمال وتسييسه

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سينتيا عيسى كريستينا كفلكنتي

ثلاث متظاهرات ترفعن يافطة كتب عليها " احرقوا قصورهم" في ساحة رياض الصلح خلال مظاهرات تشرن الأول ٢٠١٩. بيروت، لبنان. ١٨ تشرين الأول ٢٠١٩. (محمد شبلاق، مصدر عام)

تضامن العمال، إعادة توزيع الثروات، والحماية الاجتماعية الشاملة... شعارات النضال ضد الخسائر الممنهجة

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كريستينا كفلكنتي

An illustration of blankets and cloth hanging from balconies with ABAAD’s hotline for domestic abuse written on them, in solidarity with women imprisoned in their homes during lockdown. Source: Noora’s Story in “Where to, Marie?” p. 33. Artist: Joan Baz.

From the Archival to the Fictional: How “Where to, Marie?” Revives Local Feminist History

By

Yara El Murr Christina Cavalcanti

First responders stand amid burning rubble in what seems to be a collapsed building.

Wave of Israeli Strikes Across Lebanon Kills Hundreds in Minutes

By

Christina Cavalcanti Laura Albast

A hand holds remains of a missile filled with olive branches. A kuffiyeh is wrapped around the hand.

“We Will Not Compromise. We Will Resist”: Lebanon’s Intellectual and Cultural Front Rallies for National Resistance

By

Christina Cavalcanti Dana Hourany

A crowd of mourners carries a coffin draped with an Al Mayadeen flag and covered in white flowers during a funeral in Dahieh, Beirut, while others hold photos of slain journalists, Ali Shoeib, Fatima and Mohammad Ftouni..

The Voice of the South and the Witness on the Frontline, Silenced by Israeli Attack on Journalists

By

Christina Cavalcanti Dana Hourany

A drawing of martyred media worker Mohammad Sherri by illustrator Amy Chiniara.

Veteran Journalist Mohammad Sherri Killed by Israel

By

Christina Cavalcanti

An Israeli leaflet dropped over south Lebanon 1982-1985, it reads: "Announcement to southern villagers: Considering the increase in terrorist activity and the launching of missiles from the south into Israel, the Israeli Defense Forces will do whatever necessary to end these activities. Calm must prevail on both border fronts. Citizens! If you want to live your lives in peace, you must refrain from providing any assistance to those who carry out terrorist acts or those who assist them ..."

From Leaflets to Digital Tools: A Brief History of Israeli Psychological Warfare

By

Christina Cavalcanti Basyma Saad

A survivor of the Israeli pager attack holds up a poster that reads: “The Lebanese state must shelter its own.”

Beirut Marches for the Displaced: “The Lebanese State Must Shelter Its Own”

By

Christina Cavalcanti Ghassan Mogharbel

Photographs by

Fatima Joumaa