The assault on academic freedom is intensifying on University campuses. This series takes note of cases of defamation, intimidation, and suspension that faculty are being subjected to in the United States and beyond. We aim to raise awaren..

Join our Third session of the Pedagogic Series “Teaching Palestine Today.”This session addresses Zionism, curated from our speakers’ responses to the question “What have we learned about Zioinism in the past year+?”. Featuring 

This is a call for interns in various positions at the Arab Studies Institute. The

Join us on Sunday, 27 July for a conversation with Sam Rose of UNRWA about the humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip. This episode of Connections will examine the causes and consequences of rapidly accelerating famine in Gaza, and the campaign ag..

Mini Film Festival (Part 2)

"The Encampments"

Tuesday, 13 May 2025 | 1:0..

 Kids Under Fire (2025)

Speakers:

My name is Mahmoud Khalil and I am a political prisoner. I am writing to you from a detention facility in Louisiana where I wake to cold mornings and spend long days bearing witness to the quiet injustices underway against a great many people precluded from the protections of the law.

Our speakers will evaluate the first three months after the collapse of the Syrian regime on 8 December 2024. They will address domestic and regional matters, inclu..

Join us on Tuesday, 18 March for a conversation with Marc Owen Jones about Israel’s war on truth during its genocidal campaign in the Gaza Strip. This episode of Connections will examine Israel’s systematic deployment of disinformation and the political objectives undergirding..

Speculative and meditative, haunting and deeply humane, Azem’s second novel is an exceptional exercise in memory-making, history, and psycho-geography. The premise – the overnight disappearance of all Palestinians – is at once ambitious and audacious, shocking and unsettling. The author dares us..

In this sit down conversation with Bassam Haddad and Sinan Antoon, Talal Asad takes a bird’s eye look at the political landscape since Israel’s genocidal war agains..

The assault on academic freedom is intensifying on University campuses. This series takes note of cases of defamation, intimidation, and suspension that faculty are being subjected to in the United States and beyond. We aim to raise awaren..

Paris is known for the richness of its cinema landscape: it has, by some counts, the most cinemas and cinema screens of any city in the world. After moving here some years ago, I gradually became conscious of a distinct lack of Indian films being screened, espe..

Contrary to popular thought, becoming a shithole country comes with some huge perks. Who needs to think abo..

Our speakers will evaluate the first 45 days after the collapse of the Syrian regime on 8 December 2024. They will address domestic and regional matters, including the circumstances that resulted in the unforeseen collapse, the pattern of recruitment and control that followed, and challenges reg..

As the world learns more about Israel’s slaughter in Gaza amid a cautious ceasefire, we host two prominent journalists, Said Arikat and Sam Husseini, who have been in the forefront of “Questioning the State” at Press briefings in the United States. In addition to the horrendous treatment one of ..

Join our sixteenth edition of “What Have We Learned?” after one year(+) of Israel’s Genocide, with Ardi Imseis