Thinking and Activism After October 7th

Thinking and Activism After October 7th

An event with Standing Together. Hosted by The Point Program for Public Thinking and the Parrhesia Program for Public Discourse.

By Parrhesia and The Point Magazine

Date and time

Monday, April 1 · 4:30 - 6pm CDT

Location

Breasted Hall

1155 East 58th Street Chicago, IL 60637

About this event

On Monday, April 1st, two activists from Standing Together—the largest Jewish-Palestinian movement for justice, equality, and peace in Israel/Palestine—are coming to the University of Chicago to discuss the challenges of thinking, acting, and organizing for peace after October 7th.

Rula Daood is the National co-Director of Standing Together and speech pathologist by profession. She is a Palestinian citizen of Israel, born and raised in the Galilee village of Kafr Yasif and began her activism in her home city and later became involved in promoting Jewish-Arab partnership in mixed (Jewish-Arab) cities.

Itamar Avneri is a social and peace activist. He is a community organizer and a member of national leadership in Standing Together (Omdim Beyachad-Naqif Ma'an). He is also a member of the Israeli Climate Forum, and a Ph.D. student in History of Science at Bar-Ilan University.

Pre-registration on Eventbrite is required.

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