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Provoked Narratives
Provoked Narratives
““Provoked Narratives” is an invitation, in this time of genocide and ongoing aggression, to understand the narratives created around Palestine as part of a long colonial project, a blueprint of violence. To consider the ways in which the camera, since its very inception as a new tool, has played a conflicted role in the project of empire. To consider how images have been co-opted, and to see how images can also resist.“
‘I Don’t Want To Forget Who I Am’
“Mahmoud Al-Shaer is a Palestinian editor, curator, poet, and cultural organizer. He is currently living in al-Mawasi, in the south of Gaza, with his wife Hadil and his three-year-old daughter Nai. His young son, Majd (the twin brother of Nai), had to be evacuated to Turkey with his grandmother, Mahmoud’s mother, for emergency medical care. Both are now receiving critical medical treatment in Ankara; the family has been separated for almost one year. And yet, despite overwhelming odds, Mahmoud Al-Shaer continues, insistently, to write, to try to reach out and connect, to communicate what is happening since his whole world fell apart. Below is an edited selection of texts that Mahmoud has been publishing as updates on his fundraising campaign.”
Support Makan
“Makan is an independent, non-partisan organisation dedicated to intersectional learning. We provide transformative education aimed at strengthening the movement for Palestinian liberation, contextualising Palestine within the broader framework of social justice and global liberation movements. Our programmes draw inspiration from historic and ongoing struggles, including the global anti-apartheid movement, the civil rights movement, the movement for Black lives, and the struggles of other Indigenous peoples.”
Crips for Palestine is a weekly newsletter made by and for disabled + chronically ill people. This newsletter highlights digital actions we can take to stand in solidarity with Palestine. Allies are invited to take action with us. Feel free to share with your crip kin and allies.