Shaware3na

The Art of Transit is the first project of Shaware3na to take place and consists of pantomime performances taking place in Cairo Metro's underground lines. Participant artists wave between one metro wagon and another to hold short performances and silently communicate with commuters. Amr Abd El-Aziz, an Egyptian pantomime artist, has been known to perform mainly on Friday mornings. Further participants include the clown duo Kouta Hamra (Red Tomatoes) by Aly Sobhy and Ahmed Mostafa. A short theatre performance by Hani Taher, Dina El-Sayed, and Maha Monieb. The Bussy project consists of feminist monologues held inside the metro. Some women have become emotional upon hearing the monologues and have wanted to share their own stories. The issue of sexual harassment has prompted many audience members to get involved in the conversations.^[3]

Cinema Sky was announced as part of the Shaware3na project as screenings of short films. Like the Kazeboon campaign, Cinema Sky screens its videos on the street using projectors.

Stop and Dance refers to workshops for non-professional dancers held by modern dancers Karima Mansour, Paulina Almeida and Birgitt Bodingbauer. Dancing styles include breakdance, the Brazilian martial art and dance, capoeira, and parkour in public spaces.

The Tree Project refers to participatory art project of creating artistic designs for tree in the Cairo neighborhood of Dokki. ^{[citation needed]}

Shaware3na has been featured in the newspapers, such as the English-language version of Al-Ahram and the Arabic Al-Shorouk.