I’m looking for a number to call you on God Do you have a number, up there in heaven? I’ve been looking to call you and for you to answer Since my first goldfish died when I was seven I went to a mosque and I found you And at church you were also there […]
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Thank you for taking the time to read my ramblings between London and Cairo - the two very different places I call home.
My name is Nelly Ali, I am an anthropologist and a PhD student in the department of Geography, Environment and Development. My research is with Street Children in Cairo. I lecture on Childhood Studies at the Institute of Education, University of London and Anglia Ruskin University. I am also an active commentator on the socio-political situation in Egypt.
You will realise from the broad range of topics of my posts, that I believe the personal and public are intrinsically linked. You will find topic headings at the top so you can jump to the posts that interest you the most. I hope you enjoy reading my posts and the blog.
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