Deema Assaf spent 10 years forging a career as an architect in Amman, but the job she once took great pride in began to fill her with guilt.
The event that sparked this shift came in 2017, when working on a project at a nature reserve in the North of Jordan, Deema learnt of the history of her country’s natural topography.
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