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Join the open classrooms of Professor Rabab Abdulhadi (AMED Studies) and Professor Tomomi Kinukawa (Women and Gender Studies) for a historic roundtable conversation with Palestinian feminist, militant, and leader Leila Khaled, followed by Q&A discussion with students, activists, and scholars at 12:30-2:30 pm PST (3:30-5:30 pm New York, and 10:30pm-12:30 am in Palestine and Jordan). Register in advance for this webinar: |
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Race and Racism in the Mediterranean |
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Ink of the Scholars, has assembled a team of eight esteemed African-American scholars with University Ph.Ds and Classical ijazas. We have developed a curriculum for students aged 13-adult. Four courses, each team-taught by a man and a woman: 1. Africa in the Qur'an 2. The Black Sahaba 3. African Ulama 4. Muslim Movements: From Mansa Musa to Malcolm X |
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An article written by Rasul Miller in Sapelo Square About Sapelo Square intervenes in the marginalization and erasure of Black Muslims in the public square by building an online forum that places Black Muslims at the center. Our mission is to celebrate and analyze the experiences of Black Muslims in the United States to create new understandings of who they are, what they have done, and why that matters. |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh. Join City of Bridges Foundation, Carlow University and Peace Island Institute for panel discussion on human rights with voices from religious figures, human rights activists and grassroots organizers. |
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Friends, Are you ready to run, walk (or just watch) the 2020 Virtual Gaza Run/Walk + Digital Festival? After the success of our first Pittsburgh “4K4GazaKids” last October we were hoping to expand this year’s walk to a regional event. Unfortunately, the Covid 19 virus has put an end to those plans, but at the same time it has opened up an exciting new opportunity for us. |
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University of Massachusetts Professor Emeritus Sut Jhally will share select clips and discuss the key findings of his 2016 documentary, "The Occupation of the American Mind," which analyzes pro-Israel public relations efforts within the U.S. Jhally will explore whether the news media have been getting better—or worse—since the documentary was produced, and whether election-season news coverage is likely to cover—or cover up—growing challenges to standard pro-Israel narratives and politics. |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh ZOOM LINK TO ENTER EVENT: https://upenn.zoom.us/j/99591619394 |
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Announced by the University of Pittsburgh Join the Middle East Center of the University of Pennsylvania for an important conversation on blackness in the Middle East. Panelists will address themes including the greater history of blackness in the region, anti-Black sentiments that persist to this day, the question of identity and race in the region, and more. |
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