Ipso's Cultural Containers

Throughout my schooling, I was interested in cameras and in taking photos. My family could not afford to buy me a camera. Teachers’ day was… Read More »Forgotten Dreams

  Violence is still one of the biggest challenges for Afghan citizens. Unfortunately violence is for many people a reality of life. Many people blame… Read More »Violence at home and outside

Amina Rahimi, born in 1992, has embarked on an ambitious mission. She has funded a small food factory for poor women supporting then to earn… Read More »Setting an Example

Najib is around 24 year’s old living in Jalalabad city. He started talking about his time being a refugee in Pakistan. Najib’s family left Afghanistan… Read More »Green bulb for business

Sayed Hossein Mosavi has a shop in Bamyan’s fruit market. Unlike other salespersons selling fruit, he also offers the customers dairy and other animal products.… Read More »From experience to action

“My father is having higher education, but I saw him working in repugnant places.” Pari a young married lady returned to Afghanistan after a long… Read More »Beating your ego

I was born in a refugee camp for Afghans in Khaybar Pakhtonkhawa in Pakistan. My family and I were the victims of civil war. My… Read More »The Story of Muska

In the midst of mass unemployment for men in Afghanistan, in a rural part of Jawzjan province, a successful business is initiated. The rest of… Read More »Khal Bano – A pioneer

It is evening, getting dark and the boy is negotiating with a customer about the prices of the things the customer has collected. At first… Read More »Bacha Posh “dressed like a boy”