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Blogs
BLOG: The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Replica of the Eiffel Tower – a Monument...
Author: Dena Ziari
The unveiling of a scaled-down replica of the Eiffel Tower earlier this month, in an Iran ruled by Islamic Clerics who are in contempt of the West, illustrates the discord between the veiled...
BLOG: A Dark Day for Iran
Author: Marjan Keypour Greenblatt
Another dark day for Iran
Earlier today, Iranian Kurdish brothers Zaniar and Loghman Moradi were executed. Their judgement was handed down following unfair trials and confessions that allegedly were made only after...
BLOG: I Witnessed Hope
One never knows what a new school year will bring. This year, it brought two 6th students from Iran who spoke only Farsi. I will call them Kian and Pari. Yet, in a few...
BLOG: The Slogan of Man on the Crane: “Lies, Oppression, Poverty” – Five Years...
By Sayeh Hassan
Sajad Golmohammadi was 29 years old when he climbed on top of a crane in Hafte Tir Square wearing a yell sign that said “lies, oppression, poverty,” with the number 36, referring...
BLOG: Beauty And The Brow
By Sabrina Azadi
I don’t belong to the bushy eyebrow club. And whether it’s a blessing or not I’ve never had a unibrow.
That’s not to say I don’t appreciate a strong brow when I see...
BLOG: Underground Cinema in Iran
I first learned about underground cinema in Iran, over 15 years ago when I watched a screening of an independent Iranian documentary called Epitaph, featuring the untold stories of sex trade workers in Iran...
BLOG: Why is the International Community Silent over “Iran’s Mandela”?
Hossein Boroujerdi, known as Iran's Mandela, has many supporters in Iran. He advocates for religious freedom and unity, gender equality and the abolishing of executions, torture, and political prisons in Iran.
Since the inception of the Islamic regime in Iran,...
BLOG: The School Administrator’s Role in Addressing Stereotyping and Bullying of American-Iranian Children
Three days.
Three long days of the “School Administration Staff Development” end my summer. I endure the uncomfortable chairs, the endless Powerpoints and colored-coded folders. Engaged in the perpetual stare-down with the cruel clock,...
