Participants

Noa Avishag Schnall is an author, journalist, photographer, and human rights activist, born and raised in Los Angeles on traditional Tongva land, and a longtime resident of Paris. She is an anti-Zionist Arab-Jew of Yemeni and Polish descent, and a renounced citizen of the colonial state of Israel. Noa’s work spans multiple continents with a

Nacido en Madrid, 1956. Economista de profesión, antiguo sindicalista, actualmente jubilado. Cofundador del Comité de Solidaridad con la Causa Árabe (constituido formalmente en 1986 tras años de actividad). En dicha asociación actualmente ocupa un puesto de Vocal en su Junta Directiva. El CSCA tiene como objetivos el estudio, la cooperación y el desarrollo de relaciones

I was born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark, to a German-born father and a Jewish-American mother. They provided me a safe and comfortable upbringing, but also ensured that I knew the stories of what my family members had experienced during the Holocaust. To me it was always self-evident that the motto “never again” is without

I’m a writer, student, and film programmer living in New York City. I refrain from saying I’m an “activist,” for that isn’t any sort of special designation—I engage in political work because I have to. As the child of Colombian immigrants, and the grandchild of one of Latin America’s most famed militants, I was instilled

Amrou is an accessibility specialist, photographer, and long time political activist. Their organizing work focuses on the rights of Palestinian people and more generally the struggles of colonized people against imperialism. As an Egyptian from New Jersey, they grew up in the Arab community of North Jersey, specifically the Palestinian Muslim community in Paterson, NJ

Norrad Bouzide (they/them) is a Harm Reduction Worker and Advocate in the city of Tkaronto (toronto) which sits in the traditional lands and treaty territories of the Mississaugas of the credit, the Wendat, the Chippewa and Haudenosonee peoples. They specialize in working with unhoused and precariously housed people, substance users, trans and queer individuals, and