Challenging Canadian Complicity in Israeli Apartheid

Start: Wednesday, December 04, 2024• 7:00 PM

End: Wednesday, December 04, 2024• 9:00 PM

Location:Saint Paul University Amphitheatre•223 Main St, Ottawa, ON K1S 1C4 CA

Host Contact Info: educationforliberation@protonmail.com

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Challenging Canadian Complicity in Israeli Apartheid

Hosted by the Education for Liberation Collective

Event Details:

  • Date: Wednesday, December 4
  • Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Location: Saint Paul University Campus, Room TBA

Featuring:

  • Rana Nazzal Hamadeh, Palestinian artist and filmmaker
  • Dan Sawyer, Punch Up Collective
  • Rachel Small, World Beyond War Canada

Event Overview:

The Education for Liberation Collective invites you to a popular education event designed to help us better understand the political, institutional, and corporate connections that sustain Canada's complicity in Israeli apartheid.

Key questions to be addressed:

  • Why does Canada choose to maintain its complicity in Israeli apartheid?
  • What are concrete examples of complicity in the Canadian economy, arts and culture, and beyond?
  • What are some local strategies and opportunities to join together to collectively challenge this complicity?

About the Education for Liberation Collective

We are a multiracial group of educators and activists brought together through the solidarity movement for Palestinian liberation. Our mission is to create accessible, community-based education to advance struggles for liberation on the unceded, unsurrendered Algonquin Anishinaabeg land we call home.

Email: educationforliberation@protonmail.com
Instagram: @education.for.liberation

This will be a masked event in order to support community health and safety. Masks will be provided free of charge. The amphitheatre is a sloped space which is entered from the back. There are two stairway steps between each row in the amphitheatre. There are four dedicated spaces for wheelchairs at the back/top of the amphitheatre. The last row of seats will be reserved for participants with mobility limitations; as mentioned above, it is necessary to take two steps down to sit in this row.