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Arab Feminist Reflections on Identity, Space and Resistance

Min Fami

Samira Saraya

Abdelmajid Ridouane

Afaf (Effat) Jamil Khogeer

Azza Abbaro

Rauda Morcos

Nawar Al-Hassan Golley

Nayrouz Abu Hatoum

Ghadeer Malek

Ghada Chehade

Rachida Yassine

Maha Sallam

Dina El Dessouky

Miral al-Tahawy

Jacinthe A. Assaad

Amal Eqeiq

Nehal El-Hadi

Hassan Zrizi

Lana Nasser

Rawia Sabella

Shahd Wadi

Christine Rezk

Ghaida Moussa

Amal El-Mohtar

Laila Ait Bouchtba

Laylan Saadaldin

Laila Suidan

Maha Zimmo

Salam Jeghbir

Jihan Rabah

Yafa Jarrar

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<p>Jihan Rabah is a doctoral student in Educational Studies at Concordia University. She currently holds the David Azrieli Graduate Fellowship. She was also the recipient of Judy and Morris Fish’s Graduate Scholarship in Education. Her academic degrees consist of a Master of Arts in Educational Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration, both from the American University of Beirut. In addition, she holds a certificate in Project Management from McGill University and is specialized in educating students with needs, with a two-year postgraduate diploma in Special Education. Rabah recently joined a research program at Université du Québec à Montréal on Arab women’s agency and use of social media as a strategy of resilience from gender-based violence.</p>

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