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Nakba Then, Nakba Now: It is Year 77
Jehan Bseiso reads her poem “Bint Nakba” and we share a video from our New York City event last year where over 20 writers and artists came together in…
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“I cannot unsee what I saw,” Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah told filmmakers
Radical Futures series launches with filmmakers Carol Mansour & Muna Khalidi whose documentary tells the story of Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah who decided to…
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Reading Palestine: Perfect Victims and the Politics of Appeal by Mohammed El-Kurd
Join us to discuss Perfect Victims, a powerful indictment and staunch refusal of the world’s desire to see Palestinians as victims and subjects of…
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Remember Joseph Kony?
We may have forgotten Kony but a new novel by Otoniya J. Okot Bitek urges against forgetting the victims and survivors who bore the brunt of his…
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Carceral academia
American universities might seem to be going overboard with violent cops, student arrests, and criminalizing protest but academia has always been a…
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Fool me twice, shame on me.
The media might fake innocence when it comes to Trump, Palestine, and migration but our podcast insists on accountability and critical analysis. Plus…
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Radical hope and gratitude
A book club on Mahmoud Darwish, commemorating one year of the ICJ case, and 5 books we must all read in 2025.
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2024: The reign of terror
In 2024, unhinged acts of violence became normalized. As the year ends, Bhakti Shringarpure lists some books and films that felt cathartic, and writes…
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On Palestinian Futures...
Two powerful books are a testament to the tenacity and will to live in a liberated Palestine even under threat of erasure. Our double club meets…
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Double book club for #ReadPalestine week
We're reading Isabella Hammad's Recognizing The Stranger and And Still We Write, a chapbook featuring writers in and from Gaza. And oh, we've moved to…
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The Sudan Syllabus
Learn, study and engage with Sudan’s history and culture.
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