A Tree Nursery In Azilal: A Work Of Love – OpEd
Both of my grandmothers were excellent gardeners. They grew tomatoes (a notoriously temperamental plant), figs, basil, mint, and a plethora
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Author: Naima Sawaya
Naima Sawaya is an intern at the High Atlas Foundation and a student at the University of Virginia.
Articles by Naima Sawaya :
Hanuts: A Personification Of Moroccan Community – OpEd
When I returned home last summer after spending two months in Meknes, I knew that the only souvenir my dad
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Empowerment As An Act Of Enhancement, Not Creation – OpEd
For many, the act of empowerment is one of creation — it is imported into contexts in which it had
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Celebrating World Environment Day And Land Restoration In Morocco – OpEd
Every year since 1973, the United Nations has sponsored World Environment Day in order to draw attention to the contemporary
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