“We are not assasins.” Delivery driver via “Yalla”: “Criminals took advantage of our profession.”
# Work is Not Shameful A young woman from Diyala, 23 years old, a medical analysis student, balances her hobby of cooking with her studies through a small project on the Diyala Corniche. She makes chicken saj and hamburgers in her caravan to pay her university fees and support her family.
“نعناعة فود” على كورنيش ديالى.. كرفان وأكلات وأحلام طالبة جامعية اسمها أنعام رغم بعد اختصاصها كطالبة تحليلات مرضية عن… Posted by يلا Yalla on Thursday, June 6, 2024
# My success Basra’s Young Carpenter: Hiba Transforms Dead Tree Branches into Unique Lighting Fixtures
نجّارة البصرة الشابة.. هبة تحوّل أغصان الشجر الميتة إلى إكسسوارات إنارة مميزة أستاذة جامعية تعيد تدوير المواد وتحلم بـ “… Posted by يلا Yalla on Tuesday, June 18, 2024
# Work is Not Shameful Zana Jabrael Amin, a 38-year-old man with special needs from Erbil Governorate, decided to challenge his circumstances and people’s attempts to diminish his abilities due to his short stature.He worked as a car mechanic until he was able to own his own shop in the industrial complex in the “Darto” area in Erbil.
“فيتر سيارات”: طولي لا يمنعني من إعالة عائلة بأكملها.. “الشغل مو عيب” زانا أمين: “القامة الطويلة ليست مهمة.. بل بالعقل”… Posted by يلا Yalla on Wednesday, June 12, 2024
# My success Meet Sabah Fancy: The Rising Fashion Designer from Ramadi.
هل تعرفون “صباح فانسي” في الرمادي؟ مصمّم أزياء شاب يفضّل التصاميم “الإيطالية والإنگليزية” ولا يعمل بدون الموسيقى الفكرة… Posted by يلا Yalla on Saturday, June 22, 2024
# Work is Not Shameful Aya Hassan Creates Edible “Masterpieces” Drawing inspiration from her background in fine arts, Baghdad-based chef Aya Hassan has mastered the art of crafting gravity-defying cakes that stand tall without toppling over.
تتحدى الجاذبية بـ”الكيك” آية حسن تصنع “تحفاً فنية” قابلة للأكل حوّلت شغفها في الفن إلى إبداع بصنع “كيكات” تتحدى… Posted by يلا Yalla on Sunday, June 16, 2024
Raghad Ahmed, a young woman from Baghdad, embarked on a remarkable journey to restore hearing and empower her three daughters, who were born deaf. With unwavering determination, Raghad embarked on a mission to provide her daughters with the gift of sound and the opportunity to thrive in a hearing world.
Seven women photojournalists document Stories of Women from Their Provinces
Amidst Displacement and Exile, an Ezidi Woman Rises: Amîra’s Bridal Gown Boutique in Bashiqa: Like many of her fellow Ezidis, Amîra Khalid endured the hardships of displacement and exile. Yet, she refused to succumb to despair, instead transforming these challenges into a driving force behind her aspirations.
Omar, despite having a PhD from Virginia and being proficient in three languages, was not given a fair chance in a government employment.
