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Learning from the Levant
Episode 3: Muhyi Majeed
In this episode of Learning from the Levant, Shatha Mubaideen speaks with Muhyi Majeed, a peer researcher in the Reconfiguring Heritage project. Muhyi discusses how participatory methods such as photovoice and embodied storytelling can help young people reclaim and reimagine their cultural heritage.
They reflect on the power of everyday memory, the importance of documenting unseen narratives, and what it means to leave a personal mark on a place. The episode offers a fresh look at how creative heritage methods are reshaping identity and community in Amman and beyond.
Episode 3: Muhyi Majeed
In this episode of Learning from the Levant, Shatha Mubaideen speaks with Muhyi Majeed, a peer researcher in the Reconfiguring Heritage project. Muhyi discusses how participatory methods such as photovoice and embodied storytelling can help young people reclaim and reimagine their cultural heritage.
They reflect on the power of everyday memory, the importance of documenting unseen narratives, and what it means to leave a personal mark on a place. The episode offers a fresh look at how creative heritage methods are reshaping identity and community in Amman and beyond.
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