A collaborative effort to educate people on Kurdish values, culture and history.
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At the heart of Erbil, the Kurdistan flag rises high above the Parliament building on Kurdistan Flag Day—a symbol of history, sacrifices, and the enduring hope and unity of the Kurdistan people
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On Kurdistan’s Flag Day, we raise more than a flag. We raise hope, resilience, and a promise: we choose peace, and we never bow to oppression.
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Bread & Roses, a powerful documentary partially funded by the Eyan Foundation, has been nominated for both a Peabody and an Emmy!
We're honored to support this vital storytelling. Congrats to the entire team! hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-…
The Kurdish Project retweeted
Video|| The longest Kurdistan flag was displayed in the center of Erbil on Kurdistan Flag Day.
#Kurdistan #Erbil #Hawler #Kurds
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Together, we honour our rich heritage and spirit of unity
#Kurdistan Flag Day
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Intrested in learning Kurdish? Apply at our Kurdish Language Institute @zahrainstitute #kurdish
The Kurdish Project retweeted
Third Edition of Paris Kurdish Film Festival to be Held in April, starting tonight.
kurdistanchronicle.com/babat…
À partir de ce soir et durant toute la semaine, aura lieu le Festival des films Kurdes de Paris !
🎟️ 🔗 Plus d’infos & Réservation: ffkp.fr/
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Having started her songwriting journey in her bedroom at the age of 15, Naaz Mohammed has since produced three albums and now performs as an opening act for international singers.
Read more: kurdistanchronicle.com/babat…
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Work in progress… !
Love ❤️ Autumn feelings
Acrylic on canvas/ 2023
Song by kurdish singer Xoshnaw Tillo
@EyanFoundation
@KurdishProject
The Kurdish Project retweeted
Discover '21 Children' – a moving tribute to displaced communities in Kurdistan.
Through powerful photography, Alan Khaledi sheds light on their resilience & hope. Join us in raising awareness about the refugee crisis & learn more about this project here: eyanfoundation.org/projects/…
The Kurdish Project retweeted
Erbil Mayor @NabazAbdulhamid and delegation, accompanied by Mayor @JohnCooper4Nash, kicked off the Erbil-Nashville sister city program by visiting the National Museum of African American Music. @SCNashvilleTN @theNMAAM
The Kurdish Project retweeted
We love the Kurdish people. ❣️
Our culture, art, and traditions are worth preserving!
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The Kurdish Project retweeted
We launched this year to make the vibrant, colorful culture of the Kurdish people more accessible around the world—an extension of the work we do through the @KurdishProject.
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Check out Qurago Pond, a stunning natural wonder in Kurdistan!
Situated on the eastern edge of Lake Dukan in the city of Raniya, Sulaymaniyah province, this magical place is known for its captivating view and turning purple in some seasons.
The Kurdish Project retweeted
Proud to partner with @SpiritAmerica, @Justice_4_Kurds and @kurdishpros in hosting an exhibition of award-winning photographer @younesagha’s work in #Nashville, at the US Congress and at the @KRG_USA Representation. Entry is free and the photos exceptional. See flyer for details
The Kurdish Project retweeted
A glimpse of @younesagha’s photo exhibition at the Nashville Metropolitan Courthouse, June 22-23. The exhibition and photographer will be in DC next week.
@kurdishpros @Justice_4_Kurds @SpiritAmerica @KRG_USA instagram.com/reel/Ctz5sTmJ9…
