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SUMMARY:Movie: There is a Field via Mideast Focus Ministry
DESCRIPTION:THERE IS A FIELD\nThis film by local filmmaker Jen Marlow\, tells the story of a 17-year-old Palestinian peace activist\, killed by the IDF. It is told through the lens of Black Lives Matter activists in the U.S. \nIn October 2000\, a police officer shot and killed unarmed 17-year-old Asel Asleh. His story is tragically familiar for Americans\, but Asel was not killed in Ferguson\, New York City\, Atlanta\, or Minneapolis. Asel was a Palestinian teenager who was murdered by Israeli police as he participated in a demonstration\, calling for an end to the Israeli occupation and settler-colonization. \nLearn more here. \nwith guest speaker: TBA \nContact info@saintmarks.org to be added to the Mideast Focus Ministry mailing list\, or use this form. (Check the box marked “Mideast Focus.”)
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/movie-there-is-a-field/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Panel Discussion,Movie
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210320T090000
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SUMMARY:The Ethnic Cleansing of Sheikh Jarrah - Screening of Short Films & Discussion with Mohammed El-Kurd
DESCRIPTION:Please click here to register for this event. \nA virtual screening of two short films about Sheikh Jarrah followed by a discussion with Mohammed El-Kurd. \nMohammed El-Kurd is an award-winning writer and internationally-touring poet from Jerusalem\, Palestine. His work has appeared in The Nation\, The Guardian\, and Al-Jazeera among others. He is from Sheikh Jarrah\, a neighborhood battling ethnic cleansing since 1972. Today\, his family\, among 12 others\, is ruled to be displaced from their homes by August 2021.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/the-ethnic-cleansing-of-sheikh-jarrah-screening-of-short-films-discussion-with-mohammed-el-kurd/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Panel Discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210320T120000
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SUMMARY:Cherry Street Village presents Nadia Tommalieh making Ka’ak Fallahi
DESCRIPTION:Join Cherry Street Village in welcoming cooking instructor and Instagram foodie influencer Nadia Tommalieh (@nadiatommalieh). This is a live cooking demonstration held in the comforts of your living room via Zoom. To join you must register at: http://bit.ly/CSVNadiaZoom\nThose who register will be sent the recipe to enjoy after the demonstration.\nNadia Tommalieh will be showing us how to make Ka’ak Fallahi\, a traditional Palestiian sweet cookie made to celebrate the upcoming Easter\, Eid or Arabic Mother’s Day holidays. There will also be time for questions and answers.\nNadia shared this about our afternoon demostration: “Our celebrations are never complete without these melt in your mouth traditional Palestinian date stuffed cookies. Also known as “ Ka’ak Fallahi” which translates to farmer’s cookies or “Asawer” which means bracelets. The dough is made from a mix of flour and semolina\, kneaded with ghee and olive oil and loaded with aromatic spices. The perfect treat for any occasion!” \nSee Less
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/cherry-street-village-presents-nadia-tommalieh-making-kaak-fallahi/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Cooking/Food
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210320T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210320T160000
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SUMMARY:Silence is a Sense: Layla AlAmma
DESCRIPTION:Joining us today from the UK (hence the weekend starting time) where she is pursuing doctoral work on ‘the intersection of Arab women’s fiction and literary trauma theory’ is Kuwait-born novelist Layla AlAmmar. She has written two novels\, both to much acclaim\, the second of which has become her first to be published in the U.S.\, Silence is a Sense (Algonquin). A woman has fled her homeland of Syria because of the civil war there\, coming to the UK – and trying there to reckon what it has all meant\, even if words aren’t there for saying it. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n“Silence Is a Sense is a fierce novel. The prose is ferocious\, the pace is ferocious and the beguiling central character\, known as The Voiceless\, conceals behind her inability—or reluctance — to speak\, a striking\, visceral intensity. She obsessively watches the people around her to silence her own trauma\, but every now and then it can’t help but break through. Layla AlAmmar has skillfully woven a narrative of memory and grief with an illuminating social critique of the position of asylum seekers within contemporary British society. It is daring and devastating.” —Fiona Mozley. \n“Kuwaiti-American author Layla AlAmmar masterfully depicts that silence is a refuge\, too\, for people affected by the unspeakable . . . AlAmmar succeeds in challenging the refugee or asylum-seeker stereotype\, including the one of a young Arab woman.”—The Markaz Review.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/silence-is-a-sense-layla-alamma/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Book Reading
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210321T090000
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SUMMARY:Opera Singer Zeina Barhoum in Virtual Concert at Palestine Museum US
DESCRIPTION:Please click here to register for this event. \nPlease click here to hear Zeina’s trailer. \nRenowned opera singer Zeina Barhoum will perform in a virtual concert at Palestine Museum US. She will sing in Arabic and other languages\, including the songs “Sanarjeo Yawman سنرجع يوما”\, “Jerusalem زهرة المدائن”، “Oh mio babbino caro” and several others.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/opera-singer-zeina-barhoum-in-virtual-concert-at-palestine-museum-us/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210321T110000
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SUMMARY:Tatreez & Me: Motherhood\, Palestinian Identity\, and Embroidery
DESCRIPTION:Palestinian embroidery\, or tatreez\, is centuries-old folk art\, traditionally passed from mother to daughter over a cup of tea. The traditional Palestinian embroidered dress\, also known as the thobe\, has traceable origins from the beginning of the sixteenth century and the tatreez\, or embroidery\, has an iconographical and symbolic significance that ultimately dates back to Chinese symbols found around 5\,000 BC. \nAward-winning Palestinian embroiderer Feryal Abbasi-Ghnaim began passing the endangered art form to her daughter Wafa Ghnaim at two years old. \nThis Mother’s Day\, we will celebrate the Palestinian art of embroidery and Palestinian stories through a conversation with Feryal and Wafa about motherhood\, Palestinian identity\, and embroidery. Bring your mom and your girlfriends for what is sure to be a thoughtful\, engaging\, and heartwarming conversation.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/tatreez-me-motherhood-palestinian-identity-and-embroidery/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Lecture/Panel Discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210322T160000
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SUMMARY:Water\, Health and Human Rights: Marking World Water Day\, from the U.S. to Palestine
DESCRIPTION:World Water Day March 22\, 2021\nThe UN designated March 22 as World Water Day in 1993. \nIn the years since\, various UN agencies have declared water to be a human right that “should be treated as a social & cultural good\, and not primarily as an economic good.” The UN General Assembly formally recognized water as a human right in 2010. \nThese declarations have not stopped large corporations from turning water into a commodity to be bought and sold for a profit.  In Indigenous lands in the U.S. and around the globe water resources have been plundered and polluted\, with devastating consequences for traditional ways of living and the environment. The ongoing seizure and diversion of water to drive Indigenous peoples from their land have been tools of colonial domination from the Americas to Palestine and beyond. \nIn the U.S. communities of color have disproportionately faced the poisoning of their water and environment.  In some American cities water shutoffs for nonpayment of bills have forced people to leave their homes\, paving the way for gentrification. \nWars are already being fought over water and this is only going to continue as we confront the devastating effects of climate change. Texas recently experienced a ‘Gaza Strip’ moment\, when the impact of a freezing storm and deregulated grid left people without power and drinkable water. \nThe era of the Covid-19 pandemic has brought many problems into urgent focus\, and access to clean water is one of them. \n Find out how you can get involved in campaigns for water justice at our March 22nd webinar\, Water\, Health and Human Rights: Marking World Water Day\, from the U.S. to Palestine.  It will focus on water struggles in Detroit\, Flint\, Indigenous lands\, prisons and Palestine and help build public support for legislation to stop water shut-offs in the U.S. during the Covid-19 pandemic. \nRegister here.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/water-health-and-human-rights-marking-world-water-day-from-the-u-s-to-palestine/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Social Justice
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210322T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210322T193000
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SUMMARY:Palestinian Fatayer with Nadia Tommalieh
DESCRIPTION:The universal practicality of packing deliciousness into a portable dough package ranges from Cornish pasties to empanadas to fatayer\, a type of savory pie eaten throughout the Middle East. In this class\, NADIA TOMMALIEH will guide you through the Palestinian take on this most perfect of mezze. You’ll layer a citrusy spinach filling into dough triangles to make fatayer sabanekh\, fold cheese and herbs into boat-shaped fatayer jebneh\, and make open-faced spiced beef sfeeha. \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. To learn more about how class will go visit our FAQ PAGE. \n\nThere are two options for gathering ingredients for this class! You can shop for your own ingredients or we are happy to pre-measure ingredients and assemble them into a 4-serving kit. And if you like to sip wine while you cook\, consider adding a lovingly paired bottle with your kit! \nYou can preview the ingredients and equipment needed by FOLLOWING THIS LINK. One week before class we will send out a detailed shopping list\, and a few days before class we will email you a detailed recipe packet and Zoom link. All classes are listed in Pacific Time.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/palestinian-fatayer-with-nadia-tommalieh/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Cooking/Food,Workshop
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