Media in Cooperation
and Transition
and Transition
Media in Cooperation
and Transition
and Transition
Through collaboration with exclusively female journalists, MiCT is working to unearth the stories of women and children living with perceived affiliation to daesh and leverage the stories to better publicize available political solutions and address enduring social stigma.
Through collaboration with exclusively female journalists, MiCT is working to unearth the stories of women and children living with perceived affiliation to daesh and leverage the stories to better publicize available political solutions and address enduring social stigma. The transformation of journalistic output into fictionalized radio and video formats further opens dialogue while simultaneously protecting the identity of the affected and coalescing impacting stories into a single narrative. In order to alter the prospects for hundreds of thousands of Iraqis with perceived affiliation, public discourse surrounding IDPs and reintegration needs to focus on circumstances, solutions, and peace. This project is funded by German Cooperation and SLIM funding Facility.
View a selection of the stories below (in Arabic):
Martyr of Mosul University
Sister of a policeman, wife of ISIS fighter
My Mother is a Hero
Angel of the House
My Father's Dream
Women with no Documentation
Bashiqa Colors
Victim of Gossip
The Unknown Hero
Grandmother story
Dr. Huda Mother's
Bravery against terrorism
Christian Women in Mosul
The woman who refused to sew Daesh clothes
After Daesh
Last Christian in Mosul
Dates merchant
Laila's tragedy
Story of the neighborhood teacher
Fatimah and her journey to university
Story of Suad Al Jubori
A Muslim Family who lives amoung Yazidi Families
Maysam and the Neneveh Women
Story of Rahma
My Dream as a Mother
Story of Rima