Film by Jabeen Bhatti
Many of you watched as Tunisians brought down a dictator in January in what was the first successful popular revolt in the Arab world in decades. Some of you might even be aware of ongoing protests in the country and the continuing political turmoil. But as most attention is focused on Egypt these days, there isn't enough information flowing out of Tunisia now, and there is much we don't know of the aftermath of the revolution. We should, though: There are still lessons to learn and stories to tell from this small North African country.
About the author: I am an American freelance correspondent based in Berlin, Germany and I have written on many different subjects for newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and The Washington Times.
Aida Alami is a Moroccan print and broadcast journalist who has written for Bloomberg, Global Post, Huffington Post and Foreign Policy magazine as well as French and Moroccan news outlets.
We are both alumni of Columbia University's School of Journalism.
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