Framing Israeli Apartheid: Uses and Limitations for Palestine Advocacy (Online)
March 24 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
This online workshop for Israeli Apartheid Week offers a comprehensive understanding of apartheid, illustrating how Israel’s policies meet the legal definition of apartheid under international law. This workshop also aims to help activists develop a critical understanding of some of the limitations of the apartheid framework, and how to utilise it strategically alongside frameworks of settler colonialism and occupation in advocacy.
- ‘Framing Israeli Apartheid’ prioritises lecturing, with opportunities for light interactivity and questions to the facilitators interspersed.
Who Is This Workshop For?
This workshop is suitable for people who would like to build their core, foundational knowledge about Palestinian history and the Palestinian struggle, and to learn how to utilise this foundational knowledge to communicate effectively about Palestine to others.
As an organisation our primary focus is to work with student activists, trade unionists, social justice campaigners and journalists based in Britain & Ireland. We do also encourage applications from other individuals who are:
- Active and engaged with Palestine outside Britain & Ireland
- Involved with other social justice struggles/human rights struggles looking to start/get more involved in Palestine
- Diaspora Palestinians and Palestinians based abroad or planning to study/work abroad