A rare opportunity to learn more about Israeli society aimed at non-Hebrew speakers. Check out this interesting stuff. Lectures will be held in South Tel Aviv, tours will take you further. Organised by Windows – channels for communication.
A series of lectures and tours in English exploring whether Israel is a sum of its parts: looking at the past, present and future of the diverse communities that comprise Israel, the unique needs and concerns of each, as well as each community’s connection to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
March 11th – The Mizrahim: Caught Between Two Worlds
The unique story of Jews from Arab and/or Muslim countries.
Claris Harbon, Mizrahi feminist, activist lawyer, scholar & poet. Yale graduate & Doctorate student at McGill University
March 16th – TOUR: From Africa to South Tel Aviv
What is everyone so afraid of? WITNESS: a different side of the African asylum-seekers
Nic Schlagman, Program Manager at African Refugee Development Center
April 9th – My Country Against My People
To be a Palestinian citizen of Israel
Ameer Fakhoury, Lawyer and Conflict Resolution Specialist
April 27th – TOUR: The People of the Desert
WITNESS: Are the Bedouins really rootless nomads?
Representative from Negev Coexistence Forum for Civil Equality
Also coming up…
MAY- The Role of Religious Groups
MAY- TOUR: What is Behind the Wall?
JUNE- WORKSHOP: Tools for Social Justice Activism
25 NIS including cake and coffee!
For more info contact:
sheerlie@win-peace.org / 03-620-8324
All proceeds go to Windows educational programs for youth