It is difficult to capture how the world was utterly transformed since October 7, 2023. In response to Hamas’ Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, Israel unleashed an…
By Abigail Boggs, Eli Meyerhoff, Nick Mitchell, Zach Schwartz-Weinstein Universities, as we have argued in our collective writing on an abolitionist approach to the study…
By *Rab Shak Simply saying the word “Palestine” usually leads to universal reactions from people – bodies stiffen, words stumble, voices whisper, all in an…
By Karam Dana, Maryam Griffin, Dan Berger, Jed Murr, Brinda Sarathy After nearly two months of an unfolding genocide in Gaza, the urgency of holding…
By Max Sárosi and Sophia Azeb On May 1, 2024, hundreds of University of California Santa Cruz (UCSC) students, workers, staff, and faculty gathered for…
By A.B. The day that I ended up at my first rally for Palestine was also the day that I forgot, for a moment, how…
By zoe ly sen First and foremost, I want to dedicate this essay to Hamed and Sheikh and their children, Ashraf, Rafef, and Rose. They…
By Jennifer Kelly As a founding member of UCSC’s Faculty for Justice in Palestine and a scholar of Palestine, I provided three teach-ins and study…
By Conor Tomás Reed The greatest honor of producing a book within and for social movements is to see its most impactful chapters being written…
By Amy Argenal In March 2018, I visited the community of Guapinol, Honduras, for the first time. Guapinol is a farming community in the Bajo…