Walking Through the Twilight is a photographic exploration of American Jewish activism in solidarity with Palestinians against the Israeli military occupation. The project explores the interplay between Jewish religious identity and activism, discussing issues of identity, faith, and action.

Explore the project online at www.walkingthroughthetwilight.com. Follow Mati Milstein's work on his website https://matimilstein.com and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/matimilstein.... Read more about Video: Walking Through the Twilight: A Visual Exploration of Contemporary Jewish Anti-Occupation Activism

Since the signing of Oslo, or the Declaration of Principles, in 1993, the question of Palestine has been rammed into the constricting paradigms of statehood and diplomatic negotiations. The peace process framework not only eschewed the consequential dimension of power from the question of Palestine but limited its possible futures by reducing it to a matter of, at best, equitable partitions. This conversation aimed to peel back those debilitating frameworks to consider how other approaches like anti-racism, feminism, and anti-imperialism could help overcome restrictive binaries and lead to decolonial futures.... Read more about Video: Decolonize Now: A Conversation about Radical Imagination and Justice in Israel/Palestine

Harvard Crimson writer Kenny Gu covers Religion and Public Life's Religion, Conflict and Peace Initiative (RCPI) Fellow Noura Erakat's event, “Decolonize Now: A Conversation about Radical Imagination and Justice in Israel/Palestine."... Read more about RPL in the News: "Divinity School Hosts Conversation on Peace and Power in Palestine"

This presentation chronicled the evolution of the collaborative art exhibition, "Ye Shall Inherit the Earth & Faces of the Divine." The exhibition, featuring works of artists from the African Diasporic and Palestinian exilic communities, attempts to gesture towards some commentary about both the universality and specificity of conversations ranging from human rights, human dignity, and artistic production-as-a practice of resistance. Follow the Inherit exhibition on Instagram @inherit_exhibit22.... Read more about Video: A Home for the Human Spirit: Cultural Activism and the Moral Imagination in the Inherit Art Project

Harvard Crimson writer Kenny Gu covers Religion and Public Life's Religion, Conflict and Peace Initiative (RCPI) Fellow Taurean J. Webb's event, “A Home for the Human Spirit: Cultural Activism and the Moral Imagination in the Inherit Art Project.”... Read more about RPL in the News: "HDS Fellow Presents Art Exhibition on Cultural Activism and Identity"

In this talk, Vivien Sansour shared excerpts of her upcoming autobiographical book weaving a poetic narration of people, plants, and other food stories from Palestine to South America, taking us on her journey of establishing the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library and the projects that resulted from it. Professor Bahhur explored how stories inform our political and social realities on a global level and how they can be catalysts for a new conversation about indigenous knowledge and spirituality.... Read more about Video: To Eat Alone Is to Die Alone: A Voyage into the Lives of Seeds and Their Communities