Saturday, March 5 · 6:00pm - 9:00pmBoston University College Of Arts And Sciences Rm 522
725 Commonwealth Ave.
Boston, MA
Featuring:
Noam Lekach and Elinor Amit from Anarchists Against the Wall (http://www.awalls.org/)
Photographs by Activestills (http://www.activestills.org/ )
and more!.......
we are asking for a donation of $10 but will accept any amount.
AATW t-shirts will be available for purchase too
Co-Sponsored by: American Jews for a Just Peace (Boston), Boston College SJP, Brown University SJP, Boston Coalition for Palestinian Rights, BU Anti-Authoritarians, BU Antiwar Coalition, Code Pink (Boston), Emerson Anti-Authoritarians, Itisapartheid.org collective, Jewish Voice for Peace (Boston), Northeastern University SJP, Palestine@MIT, Tufts SJP, and UMass Boston SJP
Anarchists Against the Wall (AATW) is a direct action group that was established in 2003 in response to the construction of the wall Israel is building on Palestinian land in the Occupied West Bank. The group works in cooperation with Palestinians in a joint popular struggle against the occupation.
Since its formation, the group has participated in hundreds of demonstrations and direct actions against the wall specifically, and the occupation generally, all over the West Bank. All of AATW's work in Palestine is coordinated through villages' local popular committees and is essentially Palestinian led.
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The Activestills collective was established in 2005 by a group of Israeli and international documentary photo-graphers, out of a strong conviction that photography is a vehicle for social change. We believe in the power of images to shape public attitudes and to raise awareness on issues that are generally absent from public discourse. We view ourselves as part of the struggle against all forms of oppression, racism, and violations of the basic right to freedom. We do work on various topics, including the grassroots movement and the popular struggle against the Israeli occupation, women’s rights, immigration, asylum-seekers, social justice, the siege on Gaza, and housing rights inside Israel.
Elinor Amit is a research fellow at the psychology department at Harvard University
Noam Lekach and Elinor Amit from Anarchists Against the Wall (http://www.awalls.org/)
Photographs by Activestills (http://www.activestills.or
and more!.......
we are asking for a donation of $10 but will accept any amount.
AATW t-shirts will be available for purchase too
Co-Sponsored by: American Jews for a Just Peace (Boston), Boston College SJP, Brown University SJP, Boston Coalition for Palestinian Rights, BU Anti-Authoritarians, BU Antiwar Coalition, Code Pink (Boston), Emerson Anti-Authoritarians, Itisapartheid.org collective, Jewish Voice for Peace (Boston), Northeastern University SJP, Palestine@MIT, Tufts SJP, and UMass Boston SJP
Anarchists Against the Wall (AATW) is a direct action group that was established in 2003 in response to the construction of the wall Israel is building on Palestinian land in the Occupied West Bank. The group works in cooperation with Palestinians in a joint popular struggle against the occupation.
Since its formation, the group has participated in hundreds of demonstrations and direct actions against the wall specifically, and the occupation generally, all over the West Bank. All of AATW's work in Palestine is coordinated through villages' local popular committees and is essentially Palestinian led.
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The Activestills collective was established in 2005 by a group of Israeli and international documentary photo-graphers, out of a strong conviction that photography is a vehicle for social change. We believe in the power of images to shape public attitudes and to raise awareness on issues that are generally absent from public discourse. We view ourselves as part of the struggle against all forms of oppression, racism, and violations of the basic right to freedom. We do work on various topics, including the grassroots movement and the popular struggle against the Israeli occupation, women’s rights, immigration, asylum-seekers, social justice, the siege on Gaza, and housing rights inside Israel.
Elinor Amit is a research fellow at the psychology department at Harvard University
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