The existing and potential tools of political actions (July, 2010)
The role of the Palestinian intellectual (June, 2010)
Feminist Organizations in Haifa Commemorate the Nakba (May 2010)
We meet today to commemorate the Nakba, which was waged against our people and has not yet ended, just as the system of persecution, domination, attempted silencing, and ongoing, systematic incitement against our people has not ended.”
op-ed by Mada's Director (April 2010)
In the conflict studies courses I teach, I expose my students to theories that claim state-sanctioned inequality is a source of perpetual conflict
This suppression is symbolic of a state that fears its past (May, 2009)
For the Palestinian citizens of Israel, life is becoming a collective Kafkaesque experience. For years, their state has been determined to buttress its Jewish identity by legal, constitutional
Sexual Assault of Males during Wartime (March 2010)
Mada’s Gender Studies Program hosted Professor Dubravka Zarkov, who spoke about the sexual assault of males during wartime and discussed media narratives
Israel's Palestinians Speak Out (December, 2007)
The Annapolis peace talks regard me as an interloper in my own land. Israel's deputy prime minister, Avigdor Lieberman, argues that I should "take [my] bundles and get lost
Palestinian Women's and Feminist NGOs (March 2010)
Professor Khawla Abu Baker: “Women’s organizations in Palestine initially engaged solely in providing services, and made no demands for social change or equality.”
Legal Action: Aspects, Goals, and Challenges (January 2010)
At a workshop held at Mada al-Carmel, jurists and academics agreed that because of the character of the state and its colonialist regime, Israeli law cannot ensure equality for Arab citizens.
Future of the High Follow-Up Committee (December, 2009)
the chairman of the Arab Higher Follow Up Committee, said that the Committee must be a national framework and serve as the umbrella organization of all political parties and movements
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