25Aug 2014
After the Revolution led by Sunni tribes and after they gained control of the city of Mosul (400 km) north Baghdad, Al Qaeda took advantage of the Sunnis tragic situation in Iraq Continue reading
Voices From Iraq
This blog’s mission is to bring the unheard voices of the crisis in Iraq out to the world. Voices from Iraq project will be posting audio recordings, videos and writings from Iraqi civilians, journalists and analysts bringing you unfiltered viewpoints and stories from the people directly affected by the ongoing crisis. Our mission is to provide an outlet for those who wish to tell their stories to the world and for our audiences and readers to hear directly from individuals living with the outcome and legacy of America’s war. It is our intention to provide new insights supporting positive discussions and dialogues that seek solutions to this crisis.
Do to the dangerous and chaotic situation in Iraq, many of our contributors have asked to remain anonymous to protect themselves and their families. It is our hope that we will be able to give them the credits they deserve in a more peaceful future.
In June of this year major cities in Iraq were taken over by armed forces. A brutal struggle is now underway with millions of Iraqi civilians again suffering the costs of war. The following posts are voices from the streets of the conflict.
Audio Reports From Iraqi Journalist
July 16,2012
Written Reports From Iraqi Journalist
14Jul 2014
This report is from our Iraqi colleague who will be posting updates. He wishes to remain anonymous and to be identified as an unnamed Iraqi journalist. Continue reading
01Jul 2014
ConceptionMedia will be updating this site with words and reports from our contacts in Iraq. For now we post this one startling and simple report from our colleagues there. Continue reading
12Jun 2014
I have a heart connection with the Iraqi people. I spent time there during America’s war. It was an experience that changed my life and motivates my work today. Continue reading
How did we get here?
THE ROAD TO FALLUJAH is an eyewitness account of the battle that changed it all and uncovers America’s failures in Iraq that lead to the current crisis. If we know the past, only then can we change the future. Interviews with the only outsiders to gain access to Fallujah and: Iraqi civilians and refugees, resistance and foreign fighters, members of the American Military and Congress, media analysts, and Islamic scholars. The film also includes interviews with world leaders of peace, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the Dalai Lama, and Thich Nhat Hanh.