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Ghada Samman featured in al-Raida magazine, 1980
Schoolgirls in Jordan putting up a drawing of their classmate who was martyred by Zionist forces. In نحن العرب magazine. ١٩٦٢
مقال في مجلة "نحن العرب" عن المناضلات المجاهدات في الجزائر و الدفاع ضد الاحتلال الفرنسي
العراقية صبحية ياسين الهاشمي في مؤتمر النسائي العربي للدفاع عن فلسطين في القاهرة  سنة ١٩٣٨ | see the full story on Nasawiyyah.com
غادة السمان في الكويت. هذه الصورة من كتابها "امرأة عربية حرة"
Marie was a good comrade of Nazik Al Abed. See the full story on Nasawiyyah.com - interesting fact: when the Syrian Marie moved to Iraq to teach, one of her students was Iraqi native revolutionary poet Nazik Al-Malaika. Nazik was named after the Syri
Nazik al Abed (1898-1959). A steadfast revolutionary who fought against the French colonizers in the battle of Maysaloun. She was exiled multiple times. She never surrendered in her fight for justice. #Syria #Lebanon #Arabfeminism
رسالة روز اليوسف ‎إلى مي زيادة  ١٦ مارس ١٩٢٦ من كتاب "مي زيادة واعلام عصرها" جمع، تقديم و تحقيق الكاتبة سلمى الحفار الكزبري (١٩٢٣ - ٢٠٠٦)
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We are pleased to continue Beyond Extraction: Memory in Revolt, a free virtual seminar series dedicated to challenging the colonial and extractive logics that continue to shape archives, media infrastructures, and heritage institutions.

📅 April 16,
We are pleased to launch Beyond Extraction: Memory in Revolt, a free virtual seminar series on decolonial directions in archives, heritage and media,  committed to confronting and dismantling the colonial and white supremacist logics that continue to