As technology is in an everlasting development, social media has become an integral part of people's lives — and Yemenis are no different. This podcast gives a glimpse into social media in Yemen. It discusses the how and delves into the why from the perspective of a Yemeni licensed clinical psychologist woman.

This episode was produced by Ahl Althaqafa. Qisasna, or “Our Stories,” is a product of a cross-cultural exchange podcast training program featuring 160 Yemeni and American students in two cohorts, or 320 students. 

Qisasna is sponsored by the Aspen Institute’s Stevens Initiative and funded by the U.S. Department of State. Amideast, in partnership with ICRD, YFCA, and Kerning Cultures, implements the Qisasna Project.

 

As technology is in an everlasting development, social media has become an integral part of people's lives &mdash; and Yemenis are no different. This podcast gives a glimpse into social media in Yemen. It discusses the how and delves into the why from the perspective of a Yemeni licensed clinical psychologist woman.
This episode was produced by Ahl Althaqafa. Qisasna, or &ldquo;Our Stories,&rdquo; is a product of a cross-cultural exchange podcast training program featuring 160 Yemeni and American students in two cohorts, or 320 students.&nbsp;
Qisasna is sponsored by the Aspen Institute&rsquo;s Stevens Initiative and funded by the U.S. Department of State. Amideast, in partnership with ICRD, YFCA, and Kerning Cultures, implements the Qisasna Project.
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Qisasna, or “Our Stories,” is a product of a cross-cultural exchange podcast training program featuring 160 Yemeni and American students in two cohorts, or 320 students. Qisasna is sponsored by the Aspen Institute’s Stevens Initiative and funded by the U.S. Department of State. Amideast, in partnership with ICRD, YFCA, and Kerning Cultures, implements the Qisasna Project. 

Qisasna, or &ldquo;Our Stories,&rdquo; is a product of a cross-cultural exchange podcast training program featuring 160 Yemeni and American students in two cohorts, or 320 students. Qisasna is sponsored by the Aspen Institute&rsquo;s Stevens Initiative and funded by the U.S. Department of State. Amideast, in partnership with ICRD, YFCA, and Kerning Cultures, implements the Qisasna Project.&nbsp;