Gaza: Coming together to sustain life

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Carrer de Sicília, 321
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Sat 17 Oct · 12:30 - 13:45
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As the genocide in Gaza continues, how are the city and life sustained under conditions of destruction and colonial occupation?

From a Palestinian and global justice perspective, this conversation presents life as an act of resistance in Gaza. Beyond physical reconstruction, it proposes thinking about educational and cultural reparations, asking who sustains life, territory and collective memory in contexts of systematic destruction, and what responsibility the international community has in these processes of rearticulation.

Participants include Noor Abed, an interdisciplinary artist and researcher working at the intersection of performance and film; Yahya Albarrawi, founder of Escala, a community initiative seeking to ensure educational continuity, access to infrastructure, solar energy, internet and mentoring for students and young professionals in Gaza; and Muath Hamed, journalist and Albaraby correspondent in Spain.

With a screening of A Night We Held Between by Noor Abed.

Session with simultaneous interpretation.

Free admission. Limited capacity.

Tags
Power
Human rights and borders
City and public space
Social and climate justice

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