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Miriyam Aouragh, Shahid Buttar, Elijah Meeks, Laila Shereen Sakr

 

Miriyam Aouragh is an anti-racist activist and research fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute and writes about the social and political implications of the Internet in the Middle East. She has just published her book on Palestinian Internet “Palestine Online’.  Click here for a comprehensive bio, including a list of publications.

Shahid Buttar is a civil rights lawyer, hip-hop MC, independent columnist, grassroots community organizer, singer and poet. Professionally, he assumed leadership of the Bill of Rights Defense Committee as Executive Director in May 2009. He also writes a column on politics and constitutional law on Huffington Post. Click here for a comprehensive bio, including a list of publications.

Elijah Meeks is Digital Humanities Specialist at Stanford University’s Library and Academic Information Resources. Click here for a comprehensive bio, and here for a list of publications.

Laila Shereen Sakr is a media artist and critic known as VJ Um Amel. She is the creator of R-Shief, a digital lab that aggregates and analyzes data in real-time from Twitter, Facebook, and other social media.  Click here for a comprehensive bio, including list of publications and other works.
 

ARTICLES BY Miriyam Aouragh, Shahid Buttar, Elijah Meeks, Laila Shereen Sakr