Women Now

2023
Paris, France
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Surviving Freedom
One of my favourite pieces of art is this analysis of the experiences of female survivors of detention after their release, based on testimonies from the 'Survivors or Not Yet' campaign. The artwork depicts women prisoners in their cells, hoping for a better day.
In and cover design, 50 pages, Din-A5, English & Arabic - 2021
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Women Safe Spaces as Facilitators for Justice in the Syrian Context
The design was inspired by the new visual identity of 'Women Now'. This paper aims to examine justice from the perspective of a select group of Syrian women. It seeks to redefine 'safe spaces' and explore whether Women's Safe Spaces (WSS) can facilitate different perspectives on justice and have a transformative effect.
In and cover design, 64 pages, Din-A5, English & Arabic - 2023
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The Personal:Political
Five colours to represent five sections. The photos were taken by Syrian artists, including the renowned photographer Farah Abo Assali. This guide came out of the organization's belief in the importance of working on knowledge production, especially in light of the lack of knowledge resources that were written in the Arabic language and emerged from the personal experiences of women in the region.
In and cover design, 170 pages, Din-A4, Arabic - 2022
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Syrian Women's Readings of the Present, Future, and Associated Concepts
This comprehensive research by WND presents opinions and analyses of Syrian women, of their own scenarios for peace and justice based on the Syrian situation and their own aspirations. While the space for action or expression is often extremely limited in Syria, the study offers in-depth perspective from Syrian women on topics such as identity, peace, violence, militarism, and the role of women in conflict
In and cover design, 90 pages, Din-A4, Arabic - 2020
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Sexual Violence Report
Minimal design for 'Women Now for Development' Sexual Violence reports 'Theoretical Framework', 'Service Providers Interviews' and 'Interviews with Detention Survivors'.
In and cover design, 12, 18 &18 pages, Din-A4, English & Arabic - 2020
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Women Now

2023
Paris, France
Surviving Freedom
One of my favourite pieces of art is this analysis of the experiences of female survivors of detention after their release, based on testimonies from the 'Survivors or Not Yet' campaign. The artwork depicts women prisoners in their cells, hoping for a better day.
In and cover design, 50 pages, Din-A5, English & Arabic - 2021
see it in action
wnow01
Women Safe Spaces as Facilitators for Justice in the Syrian Context
The design was inspired by the new visual identity of 'Women Now'. This paper aims to examine justice from the perspective of a select group of Syrian women. It seeks to redefine 'safe spaces' and explore whether Women's Safe Spaces (WSS) can facilitate different perspectives on justice and have a transformative effect.
In and cover design, 64 pages, Din-A5, English & Arabic - 2023
see it in action
wnow02
The Personal:Political
Five colours to represent five sections. The photos were taken by Syrian artists, including the renowned photographer Farah Abo Assali. This guide came out of the organization's belief in the importance of working on knowledge production, especially in light of the lack of knowledge resources that were written in the Arabic language and emerged from the personal experiences of women in the region.
In and cover design, 170 pages, Din-A4, Arabic - 2022
see it in action
wnow03
Syrian Women's Readings of the Present, Future, and Associated Concepts
This comprehensive research by WND presents opinions and analyses of Syrian women, of their own scenarios for peace and justice based on the Syrian situation and their own aspirations. While the space for action or expression is often extremely limited in Syria, the study offers in-depth perspective from Syrian women on topics such as identity, peace, violence, militarism, and the role of women in conflict
In and cover design, 90 pages, Din-A4, Arabic - 2020
see it in action
wnow04
Sexual Violence Report
Minimal design for 'Women Now for Development' Sexual Violence reports 'Theoretical Framework', 'Service Providers Interviews' and 'Interviews with Detention Survivors'.
In and cover design, 12, 18 &18 pages, Din-A4, English & Arabic - 2020
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