Sarah Khayat's illustrations capture the tapestry of LGBTIQ communities as they weave together alternative families rooted in love and compassion. Khayat delves into the essence of familial bonds formed not...

"There is no doubt that we Syrians have experienced the existential question—Who are we today?—especially after our social rupture and scattering across all corners of the globe. In our search...

Syrian artists have taken on the role of historians, reporters and storytellers. They are trying to answer the question: “What really happened in Syria?”

The theater, especially during the first years of the war, became dangerous for technicians and actors, who faced the risk of death at any minute on their way to and...

Syrians are clearly shouting, “We exist.” They seek to leave traces of their existence wherever they go. They long to express the things they have gone through, for fear of...

“Every refugee thinks his tragedy is the worst. But, I noticed that Syrian refugees are the most shocked," Ziad Adwan tells SyriaUntold.