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What Hinges on Anti-Palestinian Racism? | Dialogues Across Difference

Thu Apr 18, 2024 4:00–5:00 PM

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Building 45 (MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing), 45-801

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Dialogues Across Difference: Building Community at MIT lecture seriesWhat Hinges on Anti-Palestinian Racism?Join us for a lecture and conversation with Murad Idris, an associate professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan and Arab and Muslim American studies scholar whose research and teaching explore political theory, the history of political thought, and political theology.Accessible seating, live captioning, and ASL interpreting will be available during the lecture. If you need any alternate accommodations, please contact iceo@mit.edu.Please register for the event using your MIT email address and be prepared to present your MIT ID on arrival at the lecture._________________________________________________________________________________________________More about the Dialogues Across Difference: Building Community at MIT lecture seriesTo offer a meaningful public forum and focal point for the disparate campus initiatives related to MIT’s sense of community, in 2023 the Institute launched “Dialogues Across Difference”—a series of guest lectures and campus conversations to encourage community members to speak openly and honestly about freedom of expression, race, meritocracy, and the intersections and potential conflicts among these issues.Dialogues Across Difference focuses on modeling disagreement by elevating and encouraging dialogue. The series invites internal and external speakers whose expertise can help cultivate civil discourse, critical thinking, and empathy among members of our community, and it serves as a platform for public discussions related to the MIT Values Statement; the Strategic Action Plan for Belonging, Achievement, and Composition; the Faculty Statement on Free Expression; and other ongoing campus initiatives or debates.Sponsored by the offices of the President, Provost, and Chancellor, Dialogues Across Difference events will have fall and spring installments. To learn about the next event and learn more, sign up for the ICEO newsletter.View upcoming Dialogues Across Difference lectures: A Model for Discussing Conflict and War in the Middle East, with Susannah Heschel and Ezzedine Fishere
  • What Hinges on Anti-Palestinian Racism? | Dialogues Across Difference
    Dialogues Across Difference: Building Community at MIT lecture seriesWhat Hinges on Anti-Palestinian Racism?Join us for a lecture and conversation with Murad Idris, an associate professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan and Arab and Muslim American studies scholar whose research and teaching explore political theory, the history of political thought, and political theology.Accessible seating, live captioning, and ASL interpreting will be available during the lecture. If you need any alternate accommodations, please contact iceo@mit.edu.Please register for the event using your MIT email address and be prepared to present your MIT ID on arrival at the lecture._________________________________________________________________________________________________More about the Dialogues Across Difference: Building Community at MIT lecture seriesTo offer a meaningful public forum and focal point for the disparate campus initiatives related to MIT’s sense of community, in 2023 the Institute launched “Dialogues Across Difference”—a series of guest lectures and campus conversations to encourage community members to speak openly and honestly about freedom of expression, race, meritocracy, and the intersections and potential conflicts among these issues.Dialogues Across Difference focuses on modeling disagreement by elevating and encouraging dialogue. The series invites internal and external speakers whose expertise can help cultivate civil discourse, critical thinking, and empathy among members of our community, and it serves as a platform for public discussions related to the MIT Values Statement; the Strategic Action Plan for Belonging, Achievement, and Composition; the Faculty Statement on Free Expression; and other ongoing campus initiatives or debates.Sponsored by the offices of the President, Provost, and Chancellor, Dialogues Across Difference events will have fall and spring installments. To learn about the next event and learn more, sign up for the ICEO newsletter.View upcoming Dialogues Across Difference lectures: A Model for Discussing Conflict and War in the Middle East, with Susannah Heschel and Ezzedine Fishere