Habibi, Start The Conversation! Why Is Sex Still a Taboo?
We're on a mission to turn the tide and make talking about sex in the SWANA community as casual a topic as discussing the weather. While we’re liberating the conversations...
Meet 2Fik, the unabashed SWANA “Faggot” artist fearlessly breaking boundaries
2Fik - The Marriage of Abdel and Fatima January 8, 2024 By: Sami Basbous Meet 2Fik, the unabashed SWANA “Faggot” artist fearlessly breaking boundaries In This Boy’s Life, Leonardo de Caprio...
Habibi, 5alas! Trauma Is Out and Healing Is In: Breaking the Chains of Generational Trauma
Introducing Rayan Anton, a queer, trans masculine Palestinian Arab with a Master of Social Worker degree from the University of Toronto. Rayan's professional journey centers around mental health, addictions, sexual...
Habibi, Let’s Talk About It!
So, let's spill the tea on mental health convos, shall we? It's all about hitting them up with that classic "how are you doing?" But here's the real deal –...
Sami Basbous: Heal the Boy
Sami Basbous is a Canadian Lebanese published author and multidisciplinary artist. His memoir, Heal the Boy, is an emotional quest from a child who loved his mother and believed in...
From Darkness to Light: Dorothy's Journey of Recovery and Helping Others
My personal journey—a voyage marked by resilience, transformation, and hope was not an easy one, but throughout this difficult journey, I found peace, love and strength. I am a part...
A Journey of Mental Health and Support - The Right Support Can Make a Difference
December 14, 2023 By: Abrar Mechmechia In the world of mental health and trauma support, my vision for ABRAR Trauma and Mental Health Services is to be a beacon...
Habibi Let's Be Proud Together - Pride 2023 Campaign
At the heart of the Habibi Plz movement is the word "fakher," which means pride in Arabic. This sense of pride extends beyond just ourselves; it's a celebration of who...
Habibi X: THE VOICE
An innovative digital editorial platform celebrating Arab talent, creativity, and cultural contributions.
The letter "X" comes from the Arabic word "شئ" (pronounced "shay"), meaning "thing."
