Mohammed AlAbsi talks about how journalism does not cover the hidden stories of the individuals who lost there lives as well as loved-ones in terrorists attacks. (in Arabic) 

In her native Arabic and a bit of English, female Yemeni rapper Amani Yahya shares the trials and triumphs of pursuing her art against all odds. She speaks about the support and encouragement she’s received from her friends and community, her rap style, and how she’s challenged cultural norms to do what she loves.

"Presentation of the Day" on September 24, 2014.

يتحدث وليد صالح عن العمل التطوعي و عن اهميه ان يكون الفرد جزء من العمل التطوعي الخيري

Mazen Sultan talks about the Yemeni Adventure club and the touristic areas and ideas that can be implemented in Yemen. (in Arabic) 

يتحدث عبدالرحمن الجميلي عن الاعلام الجديد والقتوات الاعلاميه في المواقع الاجتماعيه 

Ziryab Alghabri shows his amazing time lapse techniques in his photography with 20 breath taking photos. (in Arabic) 

Aisha Jamal talks about the meaning of charity work which has completely changed to her after she started working close to poor people.she tells about the times she lived with them and witnessed life’s most inspiring and tragic moments, as she describes she has seen inspiring glimpses of courage, dignity, kindness, perseverance, and generosity.   To her the meaning of charity work has changed to the Humanitarian service ,she realized that what is offered for poor people is an obligation not a grace because it's from a human to an equal human being .

What if  What if the Yemeni government has decided  to make all the ministerial portfolios  for  women   Will  the women succeed  to get an  ideal government?

Jamie Mosser addresses the myths and misinformation surrounding domestic violence. An attorney, she belongs to an organization called Rise from the Ashes, which works to link attorneys, counselors, and advocates with victims of domestic violence. Her presentation focuses on enlightening people on the realities of domestic violence.