Samar Habayeb

Bias is like a scratched camera lens. Just as the scratch influences every picture taken; similarly, bias clouds how we see things. Recognizing that the scratch isn’t nestled in the subject but rather in our distorted lens is akin to swapping the scratched lens with a new one.

Check out my latest article: Woven Piece by Peace linkedin.com/pulse/woven-pi… via @LinkedIn

Can We Agree On This? linkedin.com/pulse/can-we-a… via @LinkedIn

"With all our achievements in science, technology, the arts, and other domains, the sad evident reality is that we have managed to work on everything but ourselves and we have left our humanity behind." linkedin.com/pulse/gaza-my-… via @LinkedIn

Stores teem with #Halloween costumes, but a young #Palestinian's Spider-man suit amid destruction, suffering, and desolation fills us with chilling horror. 📷Ali Jadallah. #Gaza #humanity

My thoughts on art, curiosity, and AI, following a visit to the Anderson Collection at Stanford. link.medium.com/PMcah3jdzDb

In my journey as a mother who overcame severe depression, I've learned the importance of our kids' mental health. This article is a game-changer, offering simple steps to nurture anxiety-free homes for our kids' brighter mental health. 📚 #Parenting #MentalHealth #depression