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SUMMARY:Creating a Culture of Change: A Series of Conversations on Race and Community Building
DESCRIPTION:7:30 p.m. EDT Tuesday\, Aug. 11\, 2020\nCreating a Culture of Change: A Series of Conversations on Race and Community Building\nPresented in partnership with Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture and the National Network for Arab American Communities \nConversation 4: Documenting Community through Film & Journalism\nFree\nRSVP for Zoom link \nThis conversation on Documenting Community through Film & Journalism welcomes the following panelists: \nAssia Boundaoui – filmmaker\, journalist \nLouis Massiah – filmmaker\, director of Scribe Video Center \nYawu Miller – journalist\, senior editor at Bay State Banner \nIn light of recent protests and actions across America in support of the Black Lives Matter movement\, there is a need among Arab American communities to have intentional conversations around issues of race\, racism and social justice. Through a cultural lens\, the Arab American National Museum\, Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture and the Network of Arab American Communities are organizing a series of virtual presentations during the summer that bring together Arab American artists in conversation with Arab and African American educators\, community leaders\, journalists and scholars. We hope these conversations will provide space for increased understanding and community building towards a more just and equitable America that addresses the structures of systemic racism and inspires our individual and collective efforts for change. \n  \nWatch Previous Discussions  \nJune 30: Youth & Race Education \nJuly 14: The Power of Words  \nJuly 29: Building Community through Faith \nUpcoming Discussions \nAug. 26: Queer Experiences in Arab and Black Communities \nSept. 2: Palestinian-Black Solidarity \n 
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/creating-a-culture-of-change-a-series-of-conversations-on-race-and-community-building/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200813T140000
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SUMMARY:Tatreezing Collective
DESCRIPTION:Register here for the tatreezing collective \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPosted in Free\, Special Sessions\, Virtual\n\nThursday\, August 13\, 2020 5:00 PM  7:00 PM EST – 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM PST
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/tatreezing-collective/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Art,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200813T150000
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SUMMARY:Live Reading & Discussion with Mona Kareem
DESCRIPTION:6 p.m. EDT\, Thursday\, Aug. 13\, 2020\nLive Reading & Discussion with Mona Kareem\nFree\, livestreamed on Facebook\nRSVP to Facebook event  \nJoin AANM artist-in-residence Mona Kareem for a live reading from her poetry collection Crossover\, and discussion with AANM director Dr. Diana Abouali. \nThroughout her residency\, taking place remotely\, Kareem is finalizing Crossover\, a poetry collection that touches on themes particular to Arab experience/s in the United States: the loss or gain of language\, the weight of a marked body passing through airports\, the lingua of immigration and bureaucratic violence\, and the fetishization of Arab sexuality in visual culture and colonial imaginary. The poems cross a range of narratives\, working beyond the typical family-story\, as many of us have arrived alone to this continent. They explore what this loneliness entails\, especially for the bilingual artist. \nMona Kareem is the author of three poetry collections\, most recently Femme Ghosts (Publication Studio\, 2019)\, a trilingual chapbook. Her work has been translated into nine languages and published in anthologies and periodicals\, including Brooklyn Rail\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Ambit\, The Los Angeles Review of Books\, Asymptote\, Words Without Borders\, Poetry International\, PEN English\, Modern Poetry in Translation\, Two Lines and Specimen. She has held fellowships with Poetry International\, BANFF Center\, Norwich Center and Forum Transregionale Studien. Kareem has been a featured writer at festivals and conferences in Cairo\, Istanbul\, Berlin\, Amsterdam\, Brussels\, Seoul\, Copenhagen and across the United States. She holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from SUNY Binghamton\, and has taught at SUNY Binghamton\, Rutgers\, Bronx Community College and the University of Maryland. \n  \nRelated event: Aug. 30: Virtual Poetry Workshop with Mona Kareem
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/live-reading-discussion-with-mona-kareem/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Poetry
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200814T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200814T140000
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SUMMARY:(Virtual Class) Special Session\, Metallic Thread Series: Metallic Pearl Cotton
DESCRIPTION:Register here \n\n\nLearn more about each class in the series here. You are not required to take the full series\, and can take these classes à la cart. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPosted in Virtual\, Classes\, Special Sessions\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFriday\, August 14\, 2020 3:00 PM  5:00 PM EST/12:00 PM  2:00 PM PST
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/metallic-thread-series-august/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Art,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Seffarine: Edmonds City Park Concert
DESCRIPTION:Seffarine’s international blend of sounds features soulful Moroccan singer Lamiae Naki and flamenco guitarist Nat Hulskamp. Their music embraces and extends Naki’s rich heritage\, which spans from Moorish Spain to the Sahara\, by mixing Arabic Andalusi music with Manuel Gutierrez’s explosive flamenco footwork\, the grooves of acclaimed bassist Damian Erskine and the exotic instrumentation of Persian master multi-instrumentalist Bobak Salehi. These diverse backgrounds meld into an intoxicating blend of ancient and modern that Bass Player Magazine describes as a “gorgeous intersection of Spanish flamenco\, Arabic and Andalusian music\, Persian classical\, and jazz”. \n\nSeffarine takes its name from the ancient metalworking square in Lamiae’s home city of Fes\, Morocco. Her family is well known in the Seffarine as master metalworkers continuing the tradition today. The square dates back to the 9th century and is famous for the complex rhythms that can be heard from the blacksmiths’ hammers.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/seffarine-edmonds-city-park-concert/
LOCATION:Edmonds City Park\, 600 3rd Ave S\, Edmonds\, WA\, 98020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Falafel and Pita - PCC Cooking Class
DESCRIPTION:DESCRIPTION\nMake any night falafel night! Tiago will share his taken on this popular Arabic takeout dish\, one of his very favorite foods. He’ll demonstrate how to make fresh pita bread – from dough to fluffy grilled final product – and blend\, flavor\, form and fry falafel. To complete the meal\, he’ll show you how to whip up a tangy tahini sauce. \nAbout the instructor: Tiago graduated from the Culinary Institute of America in 2014. After graduation\, he honed his skills as a lead sauté cook for a fine dining establishment. He has been teaching cooking classes for the last several years and has found teaching to be one of the most gratifying experiences of his life. Tiago is also a wine enthusiast and certified sommelier. \nCLASS NOTES\nThis is a demonstration class offered live via the Zoom app. You will receive an email with recipes and class details five days in advance. After class\, we will share a recorded version. This class is not designed as a cook-along. All key elements will be shown in class; however\, instructors may complete time-consuming steps in advance. Online classes are nonrefundable.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/falafel-and-pita-pcc-cooking-class/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Cooking/Food
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SUMMARY:Mediterranean Mezze at the Pantry
DESCRIPTION:Mezze (small plates) pop up all across the Mediterranean\, and they extend beyond the standard hummus and tabbouleh served at most restaurants. In this class\, Nadia Tommalieh will show you how to transform local ingredients into mezze that can be served as appetizers or as the centerpiece of a Mediterranean-style feast. You’ll learn how to layer flavors in musakhan (chicken with caramelized onions and sumac)\, accompanied by salatet betinjan (roasted eggplant\, tomatoes\, and pomegranate molasses)\, labneh bil joz (strained yogurt with walnuts and parsley)\, and soak up any last sauce with homemade koubez saj (flatbread). \nThis is a live\, hands-on cooking class held in your kitchen via Zoom. Class is meant to be as interactive as it would be at our table\, with the instructor teaching you how to prepare each recipe. Each class ticket is for one kitchen\, and we welcome group cooking on the same screen. All recipes are designed for four servings. \nTwo days before class we will email everyone the detailed recipe packet and a Zoom link. All classes are listed in Pacific Standard Time. \nPlease click here for the list of ingredients and equipment that you will need for class. \nDon’t feel like shopping? Let us do it for you! If you would like to pick up a pre-measured ingredients kit for this class\, please add both the class and the kit to your shopping cart. Please be sure that you select the same date for your ingredient kit and class! Your ingredient kit can be picked up in our garden between 10am-6pm the day before class.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/mediterranean-mezze-at-the-pantry-aug-17/
LOCATION:the Pantry\, 1417 NW 70th Street\, Seattle\, WA\, 98117
CATEGORIES:Cooking/Food
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SUMMARY:Excavating Dangeil: Royal Statues and Sacred Rams
DESCRIPTION:Register by clicking here.\n\nJoin Dr. Julie Anderson for an exploration of the Dangeil archeological site.\nExcavations at Dangeil\, located close to the Nile in what is now central Sudan\, have uncovered a previously unknown 1st century CE temple dedicated to the god Amun. Earlier rulers discovered there in a statue hoard include the celebrated Kushite Pharoah Taharqo. This is one of many discoveries at Dangeil throwing unexpected light on African history from antiquity into the medieval period and later.\n\nDr. Julie Anderson is responsible for curating the Sudanese and Nubian collections of the British Museum. Excavating at numerous sites in Egypt and Sudan since 1987\, her research interests include daily life and material culture in the Nile valley and surrounding deserts. Since 1997\, she has co-directed archaeological excavations in Sudan together with the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums (NCAM) in the Berber-Abidiya region. Her current fieldwork is concentrated upon the late Kushite site of Dangeil (3rd century BC – 4th century AD)\, situated approximately 350km north of Khartoum\, where excavation of a large Amun temple\, surrounding temenos enclosure and associated cemetery is underway. Currently\, she is the Honorary Secretary for the International Society for Nubian Studies and for the Sudan Archaeological Research Society.\nThis program is presented in partnership with the American Research Center in Egypt.\n\n\n1:00 p.m. EST — 7:00 p.m. EET \n\n\nPlease help the NAC support artists. By making a donation with your registration\, you contribute directly to the NAC Artist Fellows program\, helping to further the careers of up-and-coming artists.\nThis program will be hosted via Zoom. You will receive additional details upon registration.\nAll images copyright Berber-Abidiya Archaeological Project.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/excavating-dangeil-royal-statues-and-sacred-rams/
LOCATION:WA
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