[Fdu] “Hearing Palestine” - 3rd U of Toronto alumni lecture April 29th 12pm

[Cynthia Wright]

Dear friends and colleagues,

Please, join us for the third speaker in our new “Hearing Palestine” 
Series on

*April 29th^st , 12:00-1:30PM EST*

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*Nadi Abusaada*(Ph.D. cand., Cambridge University) will be speaking 
about his times as a UofT undergraduate student from 2012-2016 as well 
as his doctoral research onhow colonial perspectives of Palestine have 
been shaped by technologies of flightand how aerial photography has 
contributed tothe erasure of the Palestinian people and their material 
environmentsin a talk entitled:

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*“Spatial Encounters: Aerial Imagery, Mapping & Palestine’s Colonial 
Landscape”*

Nadiis currently a joint fellow at the Palestinian American Research 
Centre and the Palestinian Museum. His research has been featured in 
/The Architectural Review/, the /International Journal of Islamic 
Architecture/, and the /Jerusalem Quarterly/ among other places. In 2019 
he won theIbrahim Dakkak Annual Award for Outstanding Research on 
Jerusalem from the Institute for Palestine Studies. He is Ibrahim Dakkak 
Annual Award for Outstanding Research on Jerusalem, Institute for 
Palestine Studies. He is co-founder ofArab Urbanism Magazine 
<https://www.araburbanism.com/>and a regular contributor toPalestine 
Square <https://www.palestine-studies.org/en/node/1650226>.

Please, register for the event at

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_urK454FpSTutgXQXOF4scA 
<https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_urK454FpSTutgXQXOF4scA>

Best wishes,

Jens

on behalf of the Hearing Palestine Team

/“//Hearing Palestine/ <https://www.facebook.com/HearingPalestine>/” is 
a new initiative at the University of Toronto that provides a safe space 
for Palestinians and those interested in the history & future of 
Palestine to share their experience and research. The initiative is 
designed to improve the university experience for students enduring, and 
concerned about, anti-Palestinian discrimination on campus. We encourage 
dialogues on cultural life, artistic creativity, social justice and 
current affairs in Canada and the Middle East from the perspective of 
Palestine. We are in solidarity with indigenous struggles everywhere and 
encourage critical engagement with settler colonialism, sectarianism and 
authoritarianism in the Middle East, Canada and elsewhere./

This series is hosted by the Institute of Islamic Studies and 
co-sponsored by the Department of History and the Centre for the Study 
of the United States (CSUS), all at the University of Toronto.


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