PALESTINE IN CONTEXT Project

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GAZA IN CONTEXT COLLABORATIVE PROJECT

Gaza in Context Collaborative Project is part of the Palestine in Context Project. It brings together 24 premier University and research institutions and involves a weekly convening of conversations/teach-ins/Podcasts and other activities. It aims both to introduce our common university communities, educators, researchers, and students, as well as the general public, to a host of issues related to Israel's ongoing Genocide in Gaza. The project includes a curated Teaching Module for the classroom and other uses.

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Gaza in Context Project Co-Organizers

1.         Arab Studies Institute
2.         Georgetown University’s Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
3.         George Mason University’s Middle East & Islamic Studies Program
4.         Rutgers University’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies
5.         Birzeit University Museum
6.         Harvard University’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies
7.         Brown University’s Center for Middle East Studies
8.         University of Chicago’s Center for Contemporary Theory
9.         Brown University’s New Directions in Palestinian Studies
10.       Georgetown University’s Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding
11.       Simon Fraser University’s Centre for Comparative Muslim Studies
12.       Georgetown University-Qatar

13.       American University of Cairo’s Alternative Policy Studies
14.       Middle East Studies Association’s Global Academy
15.       University of Chicago’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies
16.       CUNY’s Middle East and Middle Eastern American Center
17.       University of Illinois Chicago’s Arab American Cultural Center
18.       George Mason University’s AbuSulayman’s Center for Global Islamic Studies
19. University of Illinois Chicago's Critical Middle East Studies Working Group
20.       George Washington University’s Institute for Middle East Studies
21. Columbia University's Center for Palestine Studies
22. New York University's Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies
23. Security In Context Project

Our Most Recent & Upcoming Events:

WATCH LIVE | THURSDAY APRIL 24 | 2:00PM ET
Teaching Palestine Today: On the [F]utility of International Law

Long Form Podcast with Craig Mokhiber: International Law, The UN, and System Failure

Long Form Podcast with Laila Al-Arian, Assal Rad & Sana Saeed
Why the U.S. Media & Democrats Won't Save Anyone

Teaching Palestine Today: Liberal Arts Context

Long Form Podcast with Francesca Albanese:
Dismantling International Law

Long Form Podcast with Talal Asad: Genocide in Context

In Defense of Academic Freedom: Defamation, Intimidation, Suspension

Long Form Podcast with Nesrine Malik: A World in Upheaval

Pedagogy and Palestine in the Classroom: A Pedagogic Series

Capitalism, Christian Right, and Genocide: USA Today

What Have Learned? Israel's Genocide - One Year On
w/ Ardi Imseis

What Have Learned? Israel's Genocide - One Year On
w/ Susan Abulhawa

The Collapse of the Syrian Regime
w/ Bassam Haddad and Omar Dahi

What Have We Learned? Israel's Genocide - One Year On
w/ Nimer Sultany

Regional Implications Of Israel's Ongoing War On Gaza

Whither The UN Security Council And The ICC?

AMSTERDAMNED: Manufacturing The Pogrom that Wasn't
w/ Sana Saeed and Mouin Rabbani

Leaving Zionism, Embracing Humanity: Raz Segal's Intellectual & Political Journey Part 2

U.S. in the Middle East Project [Session 2]
Trajectories of U.S. Middle East Policy: Continuity and Change

Leaving Zionism, Embracing Humanity: Raz Segal's Intellectual & Political Journey Part 1

Trajectories of Resistance in the Middle East
w/ Begüm Burak and Nijmeh Ali

Gaza Conversations: Sustaining Higher Education in Gaza with Six Gaza Scholars

Teach-In (#33) Confronting Mainstream Media's Complicity

Nothing Will Ever Be The Same Again: A Multimedia Essay

"What Have We Learned" Series

Join our ongoing series on “What Have We Learned?” after one year of Israel’s Genocide. Scholars, journalists, activists, and authors select 5 themes/topics and analyze what we have learned about them in ~ 35-40 minutes.

Gaza in Context Project is billing this series as lessons learned, one year on, to break through the fog of observations, narratives, data, propaganda, and images we unfathomably continue to access/witness every day. These conversations are relatively short, intense, and insightful, delivered by thoroughly engaged speakers.

Watch the entire series on Academic Freedom
here!

On Academic Freedom:
Resisting the Ratcheting Up of Repression in Academia and On Campus

Other recent teach-ins!

Teach-In 22
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Present-Absent: '48 Palestinians (Part 1)

Teach-In (#20)
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Ramifications of UNRWA's Funding Suspension

Teach-In 21
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Media Coverage and the War on Gaza

Teach-In (#19)
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Colonial Zionism and the Shattering of an Age of Coexistence

Teach-In (#18)
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Palestine, Zionism, and the Nakba

Teach-In (#16) & Teach-In (#17)
Watch Session 16 & Session 17
Gaza War Chronicles

Teach-In (#15)
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Genocide in Gaza: An Unfolding Catastrophe

The War on Palestine | Podcast

The War On Palestine Podcast is a 20-minute regular program that comprises updates on what is happening on the ground in Palestine as well as some focused analysis on how to make sense of those developments. Hosted by Ziad Abu-Rish and Noura Erakat; Produced by Bassam Haddad.

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