By Muhammad Qasem Jami “A leader knows the way, shows the way and goes the way.†– John C. Maxwell Leadership is like dwelling in a ship, (leader+ship) with your family, extended family, friends and folks, in which the eldest (traditionally) -the one with more experience, or the wisest Read more…
By Nahid W. I am Alone Alone in this world No love of A MOTHER No care FROM A FATHER My body shaking with hunger My eyes light FILLED with tears. WITH every step THAT I TAKE THE doors CLOSE in front of me You see my face BUT Read more…
by Eisha Sarkar Somewhere across The River Indus A girl dreams Of a bright future. Scraps of paper Pens and brushes Words and forms, She births many. Her immense talent The force of her will Veils and boundaries She shatters with skill. A mind full of ideas A heart full Read more…
By Eisha Sarkar In the first week of January this year, Kirthi Jayakumar and I received a lengthy email from Robert McNulty about Nahid Walizadda, an Afghan refugee living in Peshawar, Pakistan. Nahid had shared a lot of her drawings and paintings with Bill Woolley who had volunteered for a Read more…
Before I plunge into what I want to share from my class with Mahgul last week, I’d like to start by offering some context. Right now, in India, a range of events, both political and social, have created fractured segments of divided opinions. In some instances, people who disagree do Read more…