She is also the creator of “Taste Culture” events, which uses food from the countries of migrant domestic workers in Lebanon, art and music as a means of raising awareness to Lebanon’s cultural diversity, sharing culture and combating racism.
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Lebanese women demand their right to nationality. Copyright Simba Russeau.
Palestinian mother, whose son is in prison, gets comfort from her daughter. ©Simba Russeau.
Alexandre Paulikevitch (©Simba Russeau)
Alexandre Paulikevitch’s debut Oriental dance performance, “Mouhawala Oula,” was highly anticipated by those who have followed the artist’s evolution in creating this unique body of work, which challenges gender stereotypes. read more….
Vivian and friend.
Madagascan women celebrate Independence
Representing Madagascar
Last dance.
On Sunday Madagascan domestic workers in Lebanon celebrated Independence Day, which was actually last month but due to the political situation in the country organizers saw no reason to celebrate. However, since this would be the only opportunity for many women to leave the house they decided to continue.
Several Madagascan men also attended the festivities to show support and have a good time.
July 2009. Beirut, Lebanon. ©Simba Russeau.
