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Honoring 9 Years of Blogging

Blogging isn’t dead. It’s transforming.

Feb 25

Honoring 9 Years of Blogging

Feb 25

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Reflections on Afghanistan: A Nation in Crisis

Pledging Our Commitment to Afghanistan on the Third Anniversary of the End of U.S. Occupation.

Aug 16, 2024

Reflections on Afghanistan: A Nation in Crisis

Aug 16, 2024

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Social Inclusion Amid Fragility: A Network Lens for Localization

The international community dedicates significant resources to empower communities and facilitate their journey to self-sustained…

Jul 26, 2024

Social Inclusion Amid Fragility: A Network Lens for Localization

Jul 26, 2024

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Launching My First Academic Newsletter!

A new development in my writing and academic journey.

Mar 8, 2024

Launching My First Academic Newsletter!

Mar 8, 2024

A Nakba Day Reflection — 77+ Years of Genocide

Thoughts on Genocide and the ongoing struggle for Palestinian liberation.

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A Nakba Day Reflection — 77+ Years of Genocide

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On World Book Day: Reading to Remember and to Resist

How remembrance must include the moral clarity to feel every suffering, and name every Genocide.

Apr 24

On World Book Day: Reading to Remember and to Resist

Apr 24

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When The Heart Screamed “Islam”: A Reflection on Faith and Belonging

Wrestling with Religion, Community, and the Quest for Authenticity.

Mar 15

When The Heart Screamed “Islam”: A Reflection on Faith and Belonging

Mar 15

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The Night When I “Quit Smoking”

Using Ramadan to Fight “The Loneliness Epidemic”

Mar 8

The Night When I “Quit Smoking”

Mar 8

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Reflexivity in Solitude: A Ramadan Confession

Forgiveness, healing, and redemption through faith, isolation, and connection.

Mar 7

Reflexivity in Solitude: A Ramadan Confession

Mar 7

What Separates Women of Color — Viola Davis Was Right

On opportunity, sisterhood, and survival as Women of Color.

Feb 28

What Separates Women of Color — Viola Davis Was Right

Feb 28

Dr. Elsa T. Khwaja, PhD

Dr. Elsa T. Khwaja, PhD

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I am Intersectional: A Social Scientist, Writer, Scholar, and Artist specializing in International Development, Qualitative Methods, Fragility, & Social Capital

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