The Palestine Project

About

The Palestine Project is the culmination of years of critical and engaged research. The knowledge production project is multi-disciplinary and spans from anthropology, law, history, political economy, cultural studies, and geography. It is also multifaceted and uses film, radio, lectures, workshops, scholarly publications, essays, and roundtables to both explore and disseminate ideas. The project seeks to create a hub of resources, to be a catalyst for the creation of new resources, and to be a source of new approaches to knowledge production on Palestine.

Publications

The Palestine Project has produced two publications. The first is titled Gaza Revisited, and can be accessed here. The second publication is in its last phase of production and will be available soon. Other publications include roundtables and research papers that will be available on the project's website this July.

Audio/Podcast

The project has spawned several audio interviews hosted at Status Audio Journal in both Arabic and English. The interviews and programs can be access here.

Online Portal

The Palestine Projects publishes articles and reports regularly on the Palestine Page at Jadaliyya. The page includes a weekly media roundup of articles and reports in both Arabic and English.

Events

A number of events have been held under the rubric of the Palestine Project, mostly at George Mason University. These events can be accessed shortly, but include. Operation Protective Edge: Legal and Political Implications of an ICC Prosecution (Audio of Panel on Status Hour)

Film/Video

The current centerpiece of the Palestine Project is the newly created and produced film, Gaza In Context, which is accompanied by various modules and publications intended to shed light on the recent attack on Gaza.