by Steven May | Sep 16, 2016 | Blogs
16 September 2016 My Fellows, My Family by Katherine Tan They say that intense situations compel people to bond more quickly. The ten days of the Gabr Fellowship that twenty-one other Gabr Fellows and I just spent in Egypt were certainly intense in the best sense of...
by Steven May | Aug 9, 2016 | Blogs
Fellows in a meeting with Judge Jeanine Pirro, CNN 9 August 2016 The Importance of Cross-Cultural Dialogue by Michael Goff, Gabr Alumni and Cofounder of Urban Cruise Ship Like many people around the world nowadays, lately I have been behind my keyboard with a mix of...
by Steven May | Aug 2, 2016 | Blogs
1 August 2016 Erdogan’s Democracy Basma El Baz, 2015 Gabr Fellow, writes about the recent events taking place in Turkey. In her blog to the Huffington Post, she analyses the attempted coup in Turkey and the following actions taken by the Turkish President Recep...
by Steven May | Jun 29, 2016 | Blogs
29 June 2016 Gabr Fellow writes about “Bregret” and Egypt’s 30 June Revolution Basma El Baz, 2015 Gabr Fellow, has written a blog for the Huffington Post comparing UK “Bregret” and Egypt’s June 30 Revolution Basma El Baz, writes about...
by Steven May | Apr 8, 2016 | Blogs
Tuesday, 5th April 2016 Zeyad El Kelani (2014 Gabr Fellow) and Ahmed Mohamed (2015 Gabr Fellow) posted a recent blog on Huffington Post to stress the important role that Egypt should play in the Middle East and why it cannot be replaced. Read full article...
