Every person deserves the acceptance for being self. Especially if he or she is unique in a way. Ever since Farkhad’s son was diagnosed with autism he has been breaking his own boundaries to create opportunities for his child to live in society equally with everyone.

Numerously, Shakhzod Parpiev witnessed individuals, afraid of seeking psychiatrist’s help and ultimately, being perceived as “mentally sick” in the eyes of other people. Why the social stigma associated with psychiatric disorders causes more danger than the disorder itself.

Malignant tumor – a diagnosis that might sound as a sentence. It has, at first, been perceived as such by Catherine – a young, energizing and talented lady. Despite unbearable pain, endless stress and fear for self and closes ones, diagnosis, however, empowered her to re-evaluate the plans for future, change priorities in life and attitude towards people.

A family name can be both a gift and a burden. Especially, if it is wide-known and beloved by many people. For many years Okhista Jamshid lived in the shadow of her family name. The fame and the status of her dynasty along with expectations in society have been hindering her talent.

Disputes on art are as infinite as they are meaningless. How often do you misinterpret the message conveyed by an artist, director or a poet? Is it a snobbery or a revelation? How do you know whether you are consuming a fake art of a true masterpiece? Why do we need the pop-culture along with the high art? Artistic world is hard to navigate, especially, if you don’t possess the necessarily tool.

Parents teach their children the basis of life; equally children have some simple lessons to teach that often times aren’t visible behind the mountains of everyday struggle. Before giving the birth to her child, Aleksandra build the plan which would allow her to intertwine between the family, work and personal growth. A newborn son however, has made some changes in that plan.

Nowadays, we’ve got to encounter poetry while doing homework or wiping out the dust from old books on our shelves. Internet, TV and mass-media eliminated poetry as a piece of art and ultimately, became our main leisure. Sukhbat Aflatuni is suggesting reconsidering the current state of poetry and enriching the cultural aspect of our everyday life.