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SUMMARY:Seattle Liberation Calendar!
DESCRIPTION:In addition to these events\, please check out the amazing Seattle Liberation Calendar! You will find so many great events there!  I try to cross-reference but can’t always keep up\, so please take a peek there for additional events. \nhttps://seattleliberationcalendar.wordpress.com/#calendar
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SUMMARY:Nidal's Calendar: Seattle
DESCRIPTION:In addition to these events\, please check out the incredible work of Nidal! \nYou will find so many great events there. \nI only have capacity to update monthly so be sure to check them out for quick turn around additions. \n  \nNidal نضال (Arabic for “struggle”) is a Palestinian liberation organization in Seattle building a culture of resistance resembling the one back home.
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SUMMARY:Radio Gaza
DESCRIPTION:Join us November 14th\, 2026 at Seattle’s beloved venue  \nClockout Lounge  \n4864 Beacon Ave S. Seattle\, WA 98108 \n7 pm – 1 am!!! \nWhat is Radio Gaza? \nRadio Gaza is an events series featuring a blend of local and international music\, art\, and poetry\, with the aim of uplifting and celebrating Palestinian culture. This series brings community together to renew our strength in standing for our brothers and sisters in Palestine\, and raising money for worthy causes like HEAL Palestine (www.healpalestine.org).  \nFounded in November of 2024\, this events series has raised nearly $14\,000 for Palestine Children’s Relief Fund and Heal Palestine. We provide a platform for Palestinian voices\, and curate enjoyable evenings of music\, art\, and togetherness for audiences of all walks of life.  \nFor content and info about this upcoming event visit Radio Gaza’s instagram: @radiogazaseattle \n(And don’t forget to follow us while you’re there to spread the word and help grow this new fundraiser series!) \nNOVEMBER 14TH SHOW INFO: \nDoors @ 7 pm \nShow @ 7:45 pm \nLINE UP: \nClarissa Bitar – \nClarissa Bitar is an award-winning Palestinian oud musician\, multi-instrumentalist\, producer\, and cultural worker. Their work is anchored in their ancestral Arab heritage\, while treating the oud as a living\, iterative tradition. \nClarissa’s work has been featured on Netflix’s MO\, as well as in radio\, film\, and international exhibits in the US\, UK\, Australia\, Cuba\, and the Middle East. Their latest album was featured on NPR’s All Things Considered! \nhttps://www.instagram.com/clarissabitar/) \nhttps://www.npr.org/2025/10/20/nx-s1- \n5552776/clarissa-bitar-composes-songs-of-longing-on-ancient-middle-eastern-instrument \nShelby Natasha- \nShelby Natasha is a lofi chinese folk-rnb project from Seattle. Inspired by an upbringing growing up between China and the US\, their music draws greatly from the folk music of both cultures\, reimagined in a modern production context. With ethereal vocals\, Guzheng (the chinese harp)\,  lofi samples\, and a live drummer\, they create a vibe that is both haunting and groovy. They have played in festivals such as Oregon Country Fair\, NAMM\, Any Patch of Grass\, Belltown Bloom\, Imagine Festival\, Northwest Folklife\,  Portland Folk Festival\, Timber Festival\, Shady Pines Festival\, NXNE\, and many more and have played support slots for the artists East Forest\, Simrit\, Yaima\, and Chinese American Bear. In the Spring of 2027\, we will be going to China to record a grant-funded full length record\, in collaboration with local Chinese musicians.  \n@shelbynatashamusic \nwww.shelbynatashamusic.org \nIntisaar-  \nIntisaar is a Seattle-born Palestinian/Armenian composer\, singer\, guitarist\, and philanthropist. Her fundraising efforts through Radio Gaza have raised nearly $14\,000 in donations for Palestine Children’s Relief Fund and Heal Palestine\, combining local and international music\, art\, culture\, and community. Onstage\, she is a vocal and lyrical emotive force\, blending hard and soft dynamics with little more than her voice and a twelve string acoustic Martin. For this event\, she is joined by renowned rock cellist Natalie Mae Hall\, and accomplished technical drummer Greg Ferguson. \nwww.intisaar.bandcamp.com \n@intisaarband \n@thecellobabe \n@fergatron2000 \n@radiogazaseattle \nPEN \n is PEN\, an artist and cultural worker who believes that her job in sharing her music is to “make the revolution irresistible”. A Lebanese-Syrian rapper\, singer and visual artist\, her music comes from the painful in-between spaces of her identities and homes\, where creation becomes a spiritual necessity.  \nIn Arabic phonetics\, there is no “P” sound; PEN transliterates to بين\, Arabic for “between”.  \nhttps://on.soundcloud.com/AWa7Hvzbggp0nNLdzq \n@p.e.n \nKEXP DJ Jyoti B Fly- \nJyoti B.Fly is a world music DJ with 19 years behind the decks\, host of Wo’Pop on listener-powered KEXP\, and resident DJ at Caravan Seattle. She plays funk\, house\, breaks and global bass\, with a commitment to amplifying artists of the global majority. Her work\, in music and beyond\, advocates for creative freedom as fuel for social change. The dance floor is where that belief comes alive! \nlinktr.ee/jyotibfly \nkexp.org/djs/jyoti-bfly \nsoundcloud.com/b-fly-1 \ninstagram.com/jyotibfly \nLive henna tattoos by Jo Sleem- \nJolene is a Jordanian multimedia artist based in Seattle. She uses henna as a way to visually connect to her birthplace and her family’s rich history in the Levant. Whether through henna\, fiber arts\, jewelry making\, or graphic design\, she loves to find contemporary art motifs to incorporate into ancient techniques\, or bring classic themes to a modern practice. You can always find her at makers markets around Seattle\, scouring thrift stores for materials\, or at home cuddling with her three cats.  \n@ineedasandwich \nPoetry and Tatreez art showcase by Hala Saleh- \nHala Saleh is a Palestinian dedicated to the reinforcement of Palestinian identity\, heritage\, and existence through the cultivation of community. Hala was born in Kuwait and has lived multiple diaspora experiences\, been a refugee of war\, and has found home in being very\, very Palestinian. Hala is a tatreez practitioner who teaches tatreez as a way to teach about how our ancestral and indigenous practices tie us to our land. Hala is also the founder of Ya Hala Seattle\, which serves as a community space with a coffeehouse and retail shop. Hala will always try to feed you\, because the fight for liberation requires fuel\, and food is love\, and love is food. Hala also likes to write.  \n@halasalehtatreez \nMerch sales by Sweet Malson (@sweetmalson)  \nBorn in Palestine\, raised in Spain Natali Sweetmalson  is a visual artist that seeks to shed the light on the Palestinian people and their struggle for liberation. She uses a variety of media such as charcoal\, graphite\, conte\,  photoshop and photography as well as printing. \n@sweetmalson \nArt by Seattle Artists for Palestine- \nSeattle Artists for Palestine is a collective of Seattle based artists and makers who gather to sell our wares at local markets and fund raising events to raise funds that benefit displaced families in Gaza. \n@seattleartistsforpalestine \nArabic beverages and treats by Ya Hala  \nAll proceeds to benefit HEAL Palestine (@heal.palestine)  \nhttps://www.healpalestine.org/ \nKeep your ears out for advertisements for this event on KEXP throughout October 2026! \nImpeccable flyer design by @ryanjgill_gillco
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/radio-gaza-3/
LOCATION:Clock-Out Lounge\, 4864 Beacon Ave S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98108
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Understanding Anti-Palestinian Racism
DESCRIPTION:UPCOMING WEBINAR\nDate: November 15\, 2026\nTime: 10am-11:30am PT/1pm-2:30pm ET \nREGISTER HERE\nAttendee will learn to: \n\nKnow who Palestinians are;\nDescribe anti-Palestinian racism;\nIdentify who can be targets of anti-Palestinian racism;\nUnderstand the impact of anti-Palestinian racism on health and wellbeing (incl. latest released findings);\nLearn ways to address anti-Palestinian racism.\n\nOur trainers volunteer their time so these webinars are always pro-bono. If you believe in this work\, consider supporting us here so we can keep bringing expert voices to more communities.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/21499/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Social Justice
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SUMMARY:Elena Dudum w/ Ijeoma Oluo: They Told Me Back Home Would Be Beautiful
DESCRIPTION:In her Palestinian Christian home in San Francisco\, Elena Dudum was raised in a household ruled by her father’s lectures. He taught her everything: the story of her grandparents’ flight from their homeland\, the history of her family’s orange groves\, and the facts of the ongoing occupation of Palestine. Above all\, he taught her not to forget. Soon his lessons consumed her childhood\, and Elena found herself shrinking from an inheritance that felt both sacred and suffocating. \nFor years\, she resisted it all until a family trip to Palestine shattered the abstraction of her homeland. Checkpoints\, razed olive groves\, soldiers—it was all plainly in front of her\, as were the ghosts of her family’s past. What was once always just out of reach\, now pressed against her body. Back in the United States\, something in her quietly unraveled. She tried to outrun what she now knew by burying herself in elite institutions and the rising world of tech\, where ambition was rewarded and history was inconvenient. \nEventually\, the inheritance she thought she could escape demanded reckoning. \nBraiding rich personal narrative with archival fragments and cultural critique\, They Told Me Back Home Would Be Beautiful traces one woman’s journey as she returns—slowly\, deliberately—to her father’s lessons\, determined to claim them on her own terms. \nElena Dudum is a Palestinian American writer whose work has appeared in The Atlantic\, Time\, Cosmopolitan\, and Bon Appétit\, among others. In 2025\, she was awarded the Whiting Nonfiction Grant for Works-in-Progress for early chapters in They Told Me Back Home Would Be Beautiful. Her work has been supported by The de Groot Foundation\, Tin House\, the Sewanee Writers’ Conference\, and Hedgebrook. Born in San Francisco\, she now divides her time between New York and London. They Told Me Back Home Would Be Beautiful is her first book. \nIjeoma Oluo is a Seattle-based writer\, speaker\, and internet yeller. She is the author of the #1 New York Times bestselling first book\, So You Want To Talk About Race\, Mediocre\, and Be a Revolution. Her work on race and gender has been published in the New York Times\, the Washington Post\, and NBC News; and she has been featured on The Daily Show and NPR’s All Things Considered. Named on the TIME 100 Next list and The Root 100\, she’s been awarded the Harvard Humanist of the Year Award\, the American Humanist Association’s Feminist Humanist Award\, Gender Justice League’s Media Justice Award\, and the Equal Opportunity Institute’s Aubrey Davis Visionary Leadership Award.
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LOCATION:Elliott Bay Book Company\, 1521 10th Avenue\, Seattle\, 98122\, United States
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