NARRATIVE EXPERIENCE:
Parallax Haifa
VIDEO SERIES:
Love & Intimacy Final Part 5
BLOG POST:
Taking Leila Home
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IN CONVERSATION:
by Muna Dajani, Alaa Iktaish, Bassel Rizqallah and Diaa Ali Hroub
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Footage via Huntley Film Archive
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POSTER:
Long Live International Solidarity
Graphics via Palestinian Museum Digital Archive
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Yamamoto Maki and The Palestinian-embroidered obi
Japan x Palestine, Cultural Exchange
︎︎︎The finished obi are a collaborative effort by Palestinian and Japanese artisans︎︎︎
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PODCAST:
Episode 3: Black Goat Act
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LEARNING:
Palestine Source Document & Archive
Includes learning materials and action sources. For additions or recommendations please contact: hello@liftavolumes.com
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RE-SHARE:
Rediscovered Photos of Gaza
with Kegham Djeghalian by Dana Al Sheikh
︎︎︎In the 1940s, Armenian photographer Kegham Djeghalian opened the first photo studio in Gaza City ︎︎︎
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BLOG:
Palestinian Wild Food Plants
with Omar Imseeh Tesdell
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VIDEO SERIES:
Love & Intimacy
LIVE CONVERSATION:
Nothing Old, Nothing New
with Bilnaes featuring Haitham Ennasr, Freya Dutta, Elias Wakeem
and moderated by Ruanne Abou-Rahme
︎︎︎ Drawing by Haitham Ennasr ︎︎︎
A special ive event in our series, Palestine, IN-BETWEEN:
Nothing Old, Nothing New w/ Bilna'es
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PODCAST:
Episode 2: Criminal Foods
RE-SHARE:
The Palestinian Revolution
RE-SHARE:
Green Girls
Nadine Abu Al Rok, Aseel Al Najar and Ghayda Qudih and their pea agribusiness in Gaza
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Diaspora
Click the tweet for the full story by Sama’an Ashrawi
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IN CONVERSATION:
with founder, Raya Manaa
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PODCAST:
Episode 1: Sustainable Farming
Practices within Palestine
with Raya Ziada of Manjala and Yara Dowani of Om Sleiman Farm in collaboration with Columbia University’s Center for Palestine Studies, Lifta Volumes, Lena Mansour and hosted by Cher Asad
︎︎︎ LISTEN AT ANY OF THE LINKS BELOW ︎︎︎
Spotify / Apple Podcast / Anchor FM / Breaker
Radio Public / Google Podcasts / Pocket Casts
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Jazirat AlKanz
by Makimakkuk
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RE-SHARE:
Ten Commandments for Foreign
Travelers Entering Palestine
by Fadwa Naamna, in collaboration with Haitham Charles Haddad
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Diaspora
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jean.paul.za3tar
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‘May amnesia never kiss us on the mouth’
by Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme
︎︎︎ Stills from ‘May amnesia never kiss us on the mouth’ ︎︎︎
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Diaspora
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Lifta Society in Garland, Texas
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LIVE CONVERSATION:
Palestinian Feminist Discourses
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RE-SHARE:
Diaspora
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BLOG:
With Haneen Adi and Lina Meruane
︎︎︎︎︎︎ Video created by Mooni Studio for Printed Matter featuring Lina Meruane and Haneen Adi ︎︎︎︎︎︎
Haneen Adi:
What was the impression of going there and meeting it(Palestine) in the physical vs. how it lives in your imagination?
Lina Meruane:
My family arrived in Chile at the beginning of the 20th century so they assimilated and adapted and my father and my aunts never learned arabic. So I did not learn Arabic. My interest in Palestine started a little bit later in my life when I was already living in New York. I sort of almost by chance got to go to Palestine. What I expected to feel was a sort of emotional connection to the place, almost like a physical connection to the place, like something would come up in my mind, some sort of feeling when I saw the family still living there, I would feel some sort of warming up to the family. I didn't really feel that and I was surprised, but at same time I think there is something sort of romanticized about the idea of return.
For me, the interesting and important part was that I immediately connected politically to the situation of abuse. I think it’s because I also lived under dictatorship in Chile. I could recognize the signs of oppression, abuse, fear and I immediately connected and ‘became’ Palestinian through that experience. Through the experience of present-day Palestine, connected to the historical occurrences in the place.
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LIVE CONVERSATION:
Film in Palestine
︎︎︎︎︎︎ View the conversation between Mona Benyamin, Juna Suleiman and Dr. Nadia Yaqub ︎︎︎︎︎︎
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Diaspora
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ABOUT THIS PROGRAM:
Palestine, IN-BETWEEN
LIFTA x CPS Present: ‘Palestine, IN-BETWEEN’, a semester-long program that explores contemporary Palestinian cultures and yearnings across generations in Palestine and its diaspora. Through media including live panels, original videos, podcasts, essays, film screenings, and social media campaigns, ‘Palestine, IN-BETWEEN,’ spotlights the untold and unfamiliar. It gives precedent to the under-celebrated; the agents of design who draft and re-draft blueprints for present-day liberation. ‘Palestine, IN-BETWEEN’ is an ode to the powers of self-freedom and agency that breathes life into all beings, unbound from restrictions imposed by states and systems. Its content helps to lay the foundation for desired futures by rejecting the projections of a homogenous Palestinian experience and deconstructing the often flattened Palestinian identity.
This program is presented by CPS + LIFTA with Lena Mansour and Cher Asad.
Click here to learn more about the participants, team and full program!
Palestine IN-BETWEEN is co-sponsored by The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities and the Center for Archaeology.
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