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It was an honour to welcome Husam Zomlot to Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge yesterday discussing: #Educide and the Role of the University in Rebuilding Palestinian Education
Many thanks to Husam for staying to chat to everyone after and to our organising team.
In collaboration with Centre for Lebanese Studies
We are delighted to invite you to this upcoming webinar on the perspectives of persons with disabilities in the context of war and occupation!
More info and registration here: lebanesestudies.com/events/webinar…
REALCentre Cambridge CaNDER Disability Under Siege
Climate (In)Justice and Education
Join us 20 May Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge & online to discuss the global #ClimateCrisis & how it impacts education.
Great speakers including Bhaskar Vira Muna Dajani Priyambada Seal (she/her) Kath Ford Young Lives Thomas Tanner Emily Shuckburgh Camilla Hadi Chaudhary
climateinjustice.eventbrite.co.uk
We are pleased to be hosting Husam Zomlot in keynote address on:
Educide and the Role of the University in Rebuilding the Palestinian Education System.
May 16 · 5-6:30pm UK in person only
Register now: eventbrite.co.uk/e/educide-and-…
Organized with REALCentre Cambridge
'What have we learnt so far & what are our recommendations for change?' Mezna Qato engages us in discussion & reflection: what changes should we bring about to make global research more equitable, ethical, liberatory? CRASSH, Cambridge LERRN fac
Roula El-Rifai With disbursement of funding, there is an inevitable and unavoidable power relationship.We are here today to think about how to address this inherent inequity, in a way that is mutually beneficial in short and long terms. Centre for Lebanese Studies CRASSH, Cambridge
This afternoon we start by discussing 'Equitable knowledge production: between funders' agendas and institutional bureaucracy' with Roula El-Rifai (IDRC), Stephanie Appleton The British Academy Daniel Wunderlich (Research Office Cambridge University) CRASSH, Cambridge LERRN Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge