Submissions from 2023
Wishing for Water While Fleeing Their Farms: A Study of Water Scarcity and Internal Migration in Tunisia, Tyler Rak, The College of Wooster
Judicial Off-Bench Resistance in Post-Revolution Tunisia, Farah Tolu-Honary, Beloit College
Submissions from 2022
Gen-Z, Gender, & Governmental Grievances: A post-transition political philosophy for the newest generation of women in a ‘failed’ state., Olivia Harvey, Denison University
Economic Perceptions and Potential Within La Marsa, Dean Roiland, Cedarville University
Submissions from 2020
Facebook’s Façade: Understanding The Disillusionment of Tunisian Youth, Adam Cooper, University of Virginia
Constructions of Democratic Citizenship and Civic Education in Tunisia, Abigail Smith, Barnard College
Submissions from 2019
Kasbah 3, Kais Saied, and The Construction of a Post-Revolutionary Political Paradigm in Tunisia, AJ Braverman, Brown University
Working for the Worker? A Study of the Union Générale Tunisienne du Travail (UGTT), Ava Erfani, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Khookha McQueer: Advocacy for Non-Binary Queerness and LGBTQI+ Representation in Tunisia, Jake Gomez, Colgate University
Nationalizing Services for the Trans-National: How Sub-Saharan Migrants Navigate Healthcare Access in Tunisia, Batoul Hasan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
A Study of Stambeli in Digital Media, Nneka Mogbo, Wofford College
Home and Healing in the In-Between: Migrant and Refugee Mental Health in Tunisia, Donia Torabian, Brown University
Submissions from 2018
Art in Tunisian LGBTQI++ NGOs, Emma Cooney, Boston University
The Draw of Revolution: Returning to Tunisia, Stephen Garrett, Georgetown University
Rebuilding Tunisia, One Artist at a Time, Caitlin Kelley, Oberlin College
Tunisia’s Inaugural Municipal Elections: A Comparative Analysis of Independent Lists in La Marsa, Danielle Ziegelheim, Washington University in St. Louis
Submissions from 2017
Staring Down Street Harassment: Women’s perspectives of street harassment in Tunisia, Aliya Jessa, Bowdoin College
Water Injustice in Jendouba Governorate, Wilder McCoy, University of South Sewanee