Palestine: Ecologies of Genocide and Freedom

Drawing on UN and human rights reports; accounts from U.S. doctors who have returned from Gaza; and Israeli, Palestinian, and other scholars of genocide, ecocide, displacement, and famine, among other empirical sources, SIS faculty will discuss Israel's ongoing war on Gaza with US financial and weapons support, which has now entered its 11th month. Faculty will also discuss the long history of global solidarity and uprising for Palestine and the imperative of freedom, life, and self-determination for all people in the region.

Speakers: Mohammed Abu-Nimer, Garrett Graddy-Lovelace, Malini Ranganathan, and Anthony Wanis-St. John.

Co-sponsored by the Abdul Aziz Chair for Peace and Conflict and the Ethnographies of Empire Faculty Research Cluster.

Host or Publisher School of International Service