Reem Joudi

Reem Joudi is a media researcher and writer based in Lebanon, currently working as a researcher and project coordinator at the Arab Council for the Social Sciences. She earned her MA in media studies from the American University of Beirut and her BSFS in international economics from Georgetown University. Her research interests lie at the intersection of visual culture, digital technologies, and affect theory, with a particular focus on Lebanon and the Southwest Asia and North Africa region.

Authored Essays

Archives and Libraries | Digital Humanities | Public Humanities

Afterlives of the State: Reimagining National Belongings in Lebanon on Instagram

Authored Case Studies

Collaboration | Race and Anti-Racism | States and Governments

Case Study: The Anti-Racism Movement

Collaboration | Global Humanities | Research

Case Study: The Arab Council for the Social Sciences

Archives and Libraries | Digital Humanities | Global Humanities

Case Study: Arab Image Foundation

Arts | Collaboration | Public Humanities

Case Study: Arab Media Lab

Arts | Collaboration | Public Humanities

Case Study: Beit Najmeddine

Collaboration | Languages | Publishing

Case Study: Mauzoun

Indigeneity | Race and Anti-Racism | Research

Case Study: Nubian Geographic

Digital Humanities | Public Humanities | Race and Anti-Racism

Case Study: Syria Untold

Archives and Libraries | Collaboration | Race and Anti-Racism

Case Study: Women Memory Forum