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Djazia Bousnina

Journalist

Montreal, QC

Djazia Bousnina

Djazia Bousnina est originaire de l'Algérie, et adopte Montréal depuis une dizaine d'années.Titulaire d'un baccalauréat en science politique de l'Université de Concordia, Djazia s'est passionnée pour l'étude des systèmes de résistance sociale et de la décolonisation. ‍

Latest Articles

Palestine-Israel, the thwarted dialogues

Djazia Bousnina

“Do I still believe in dialogue? Yes. But do I believe in dialogue today, now? No”

The availability of foods from different cultures in food banks

Djazia Bousnina

“We are trying to meet the demands of the various communities.”

Why aren't we talking to each other?

Djazia Bousnina

“We really need spaces for dialogue”

At home, in Gaza, it's hell

Djazia Bousnina

Story of a Palestinian refugee living in Montreal

Adrian and Corey, two Jewish voices for peace

Djazia Bousnina

“Who is responsible for this disaster? ”

Israel-Palestine: meeting two mothers in search of humanity

Djazia Bousnina

“I can't believe I'm being told about their deaths”

Abaya: the French obsession that affects Quebec women

Djazia Bousnina

How can we explain that a French quarrel is being exported here, and what are the consequences?

Between Reality and Fantasy: A Queer Canadian Experience

Djazia Bousnina

“When you're in survival mode, you don't have the luxury of worrying about pronouns”

Adam's Odyssey between the waters of identity

Djazia Bousnina

“We still have a long way to go, but at least we're on the right track.”

The Orchestre Chaâbi de Montréal: the voice of the people that resonates

Djazia Bousnina

“The chaâbi lives in us”

The Great Burns of Soul are still waiting for Madame Justice

Djazia Bousnina

“The government is simply looking for a good conscience”

Queer Ramadan: breaking the fast and the barriers

Djazia Bousnina

She prepared a table filled with succulent dishes to welcome her family and friends. It's a typical iftar**, with a queer twist.

Between the jungle and the system: the mental health of asylum seekers on Roxham Road

Djazia Bousnina

“I am a married man with three children, one of whom was born in Canada. I came here looking for a better life.”

Hood Heroes - episode 5: Raccoon, the raccoon that runs along Mount Royal

Djazia Bousnina

La Converse meets Raccoon at Studio Forge to begin an enriching dialogue about the identity of this rapper.

Beyond Amira Elghawaby: what do women affected by Islamophobia say in Quebec?

Djazia Bousnina

“You have to talk about it, you always have to talk about it”

From Roxham to asylum land: a precarious path

Djazia Bousnina

“Your family is counting on you to survive. There is no state there.”

Converse School

Dreaming in the plural: the ball that transcends the stadium

Djazia Bousnina

“They won our hearts”

United Church — One Man, One Community, One Story

Djazia Bousnina

United Church — One Man, One Community, One Story

Converse School

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