As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting literature that engages with human and social issues—and following the establishment of the Rosa Reading Club three years ago, which aims to promote reading and cultural discussion—the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation – North..

Overview and Objectives This four-part workshop series explores feminism as a living experience not just abstract theory. It aims to present a creative outlet for feminist thought through four key perspectives: motherhood, kinship, justice, and sexuality. Each session will: Explore..

On Saturday, October 25th, 2025, starting at 6:00 PM, we invite you to an evening of spoken poetry and prose at Rosa Garden. In uncertain times, poetry becomes a refuge, a way to reclaim our voices, to speak what often..

After the success of our Summer Edition of Rosa Book Club, dedicated to feminist readings, we are delighted to continue on the same path this Fall. Together, we will explore a new selection of books, writers, and figures who shed..

Egyptian novelist Radwa Ashour (1946-2014) is one of only 12 women writers to have made the Arab Writers Union’s list of the Top 105 Arabic Novels of the twentieth century. She makes our Women in Translation Month list of must-read..