Adventures in the Archives

[@azzaelgazzar4947]

I am so hapy to have found this room. Although I am aware of Dr. Khaled since 25.1.11, his will to give the chance of preventing normal people like us to have access to our late history. I used to live a sort of amnesia to both my political binational roots but since the 25.1.11 I was more awaken. And since I live in Germany I need to read the Egyptian profound studies in arabic. The same is for our Egyptian community . Wishing you strong will.

[@NaderNabilart]

Great talk Dr. Khaled, and I absolutely loved your answers especially to Kyle's last questions. We need more published works in arabic and academics need to find channels to communicate with non-researchers and regular audiences. I think we have a revolution in physical and social science communicators we can learn from. They're everywhere now from youtube to tiktok. Video is being reinvented as a medium of publishing research and educational content in new interesting ways. Some successful youtube channels in this science communication and video essay business are: Philosophy Tube, SciShow, Extra Credits, Mark Rober, Atlas Pro, Alice Cappelle, Climate Town, Renegade Cut, Contra Points, hbomberguy, wendover productions, Medlife Crisis, Minute Earth, Nerdwriter1, Not Just Bikes, Ordinary Things, Pop Culture Detective, Practical Engineering, Simone Giertz, SmarterEveryDay, 3Blue1Brown, Steve Mould, Stuff Made Here, Technology Connections, Tom Scott, Tom Nicholas, Two Minute Papers. These are people who started their careers as professionals in academic or business institutions and shifted to deal directly with everyday people to be their audiences.

[@gamsolo7]

We are many in bad need to get to know from archives to understand the present and get ready for a better future.