Mah Sharaf Khanim, A voice ahead of her time
Mah Sharaf Khanim, who became known as Mastura of Ardalan, is one of the most renowned women in Kurdish history. She was born in 1804
Najiba Jalizadeh: The woman who opened Koya’s first girls’ school
A fearless woman who broke barriers in classrooms and politics There are many Kurdish women who have become symbols, role models, and pioneers in various
Kurdish women artists make their mark in Poland
An artistic showcase of identity, resistance, and Kurdish women’s voices Kurdish artists from the Kurdistan Region continue to contribute to global artistic dialogue—and in the
Kurdish students win hearts in Seoul with culture and dance
Kurdish youth brought their culture to life in South Korea through dance, finding connection across traditions In a vibrant and remarkable event, the Sama Group
Mr. Bean’s Bag: How one Halabja woman sewed her way to success
Kurdish Globe conducted an interview with a talented young woman from Halabja who has made a name for herself in colorful handicraft production, with many
Kurdish dance lives on across generations
It has an ancient history, and its style varies by region One of the national characteristics and distinctions in the world—besides language, culture, and clothing—is
Summer strikes a chord in Kurdistan’s music scene
With the start of the summer season, the music market in Kurdistan heats up, as fine arts students and passionate music lovers turn to these
Iskan street thrives with food, football, and night crowds
In the heart of Erbil, Iskan Street pulses with life day and night. Nestled in the historic Iskan district, this lively street has become a