Category: Documentary

Professor Mohamed Bashir Hechri, Senior Advisor at Tunisia’s Ministry of Education, presents a thoughtful analysis of digital education and lifelong learning within the framework of national education policies. He emphasizes the essential integration of core values—knowledge, solidarity, tolerance, and citizenship—while…

In this compelling reflection, Dr. Ghofrane Hassaini-former spokesperson for the Grand Mufti of Tunisia and professor of Islamic civilization-shares his vision of diversity and tolerance as essential foundations for a sustainable and cohesive society. He highlights the vital role of…

Joseph Mangani, an educator and pillar of Tunisia’s Catholic community, bridges heritage and social impact. Descended from a noble Maltese family that settled in Tunisia in the 1830s, Joseph’s life reflects a commitment to diversity and inclusion. Rooted in Maltese…

Rafram Chaddad, a Tunisian Jewish contemporary artist, weaves personal and collective narratives into his work to explore themes of memory, identity, and belonging. Born in Djerba and raised in Jerusalem, his connection to Tunisia was shaped by family stories and…

This brief animation video traces the history of religious affairs management in Tunisia, from the pre-independence era to the establishment of the Ministry of Religious Affairs in 1992. It highlights key developments, including a notable step in 2021 with the…

Professor Ikram Dridi is a recognized expert in constitutional law, specializing in freedom of religion and belief. As an academic, she shares her expertise through teaching and research in this complex field. Her experience as a former Advisor to the…

Madame Annie Kabla is a prominent figure within the Jewish community of Djerba, actively participating in various local organizations and associations. Her role as President of the Association for the Support of the Hearing Impaired provides her with a unique…

Ms. Sana Eltaief is an agricultural engineer and an active member of the Bahá'í community in Tunisia. Her expertise in agronomy provides her with a unique perspective on environmental and sustainable development issues, while she remains deeply committed to the…

Explore Pilgrims in Djerba, a poignant documentary showcasing young Tunisians visiting three distinct communities on the island: Ibadi Muslims, Jewish, and Amazigh towns. Through the insights of community leaders, this film celebrates Djerba’s rich cultural and religious diversity. https://youtu.be/Gt18yABGnak?si=70B7MjVse3Pn-y4S