Just last week, the Israeli state massacred at least 34 Palestinians, including children, in Gaza. Israel’s unrelenting illegal blockade of the Gaza Strip has turned it into the world’s largest open-air prison.
Facebook event
FREE ADMISSION
Organised by Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights – SPHR Concordia and Solidarité pour les droits humains des Palestiniennes et Palestiniens UQAM, co-sponsored by Tadamon!
Montreal premiere of the new documentary ‘Gaza Fights For Freedom,’ followed by Q&A with Director Abby Martin, and activist and producer Mike Prysner.
A panel discussion with Palestinians living in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal), speaking of their experiences with the state violence and discrimination in occupied Palestine, and the state violence they now face in Canada.
This event is taking place as part of Israeli Apartheid Week-Montréal 2019. More information is available here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/2312885085423229/
Join SOGEECOM and Tadamon for a Palestinian buffet, followed by a screening of Roadmap to Apartheid. This event is taking place as part of the 15th Israeli Apartheid Week.
In this award-winning documentary film, directors Ana Nogueira and Eron Davidson establish parallels between apartheid in South Africa and Israel, and highlight the physical and psychological consequences of these methods of segregations on oppressed populations.
To support this analogy, Ana Nogueira and Eron Davidson filmed moments of Palestinian daily life and drew upon archives from the era of apartheid in South Africa.
The screening will take place in the original English audio, with French subtitles.
For more information:
info@tadamon.ca
QPIRG Concordia
2100 Guy, suite 205
Metro Guy-Concordia
Are you interested in being involved in Palestinian solidarity and social justice struggles in the ‘Middle East’? Or, have you always wanted to find out more about Tadamon!? Join us for a meeting for potential new members, which will provide an overview of our mandate, campaigns and actions we’ve been involved in, as well as ways to get involved.
On Friday, March 30 2018, the Israeli Defense Forces brutally murdered 19 Palestinians and wounded more than 1,400 in Gaza during a peaceful demonstration, the March of Return, which includes rallies and camp-ins planned to last for six weeks between land day and Nakba at the Israel-Gaza border to demand the right of return (al-awda) of Palestinians expelled from their land or fled in the war that followed the creation of Israel on May 14, 1948.
Israeli Apartheid Week Montreal | March 15-22, 2018
One week of panels, workshops, film screenings, demonstrations and
cultural events to raise awareness around the Boycott, Divestment and
Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israeli apartheid. Events are taking
place at Concordia, UQÀM, Université de Montréal & McGill, as well as
community venues in Montreal.
In opposition to apartheid and occupation
In solidarity with Palestinian resistance
In support of social justice struggles everywhere
This year marks the 14th year of Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) in
Montreal, joining with similar IAWs around the world. We are hoping to
continue building momentum for the BDS movement.
Israeli Apartheid Week- Montreal 2018 is endorsed by: SDHPP UQAM, SDHPP
U de M, SPHR Concordia, SPHR McGill, Independent Jewish Voices-McGill,
the Centre for Gender Advocacy, QPIRG Concordia, QPIRG-McGill, Tadamon!,
Palestinian and Jewish Unity (PAJU), the Immigrant Workers Centre,
Solidarity Across Borders, CKUT Radio, the Union for Gender Empowerment
and the Midnight Kitchen.
Schedule:
Tadamon invites you to meet Omar Ben Ali at Café Du Pain et Des Roses, a Villeray Café, on February 21th. Omar is from Palestine and lives in Villeray. He arrived in Canada almost 10 years ago but has since then lived in a state of legal limbo.
Following the call of organizations in Palestine and Mexico, Tadamon is joining the Global Day of Action for a World without Walls.
Almost 70 walls across all continents are enforcing state control. They rip through people’s lives and lands – denying their basic freedom of movement, and expanding state violence, causing thousands of deaths every year. Walls fortify borders, separate the rich from the poor, and the powerful from the oppressed. They are monuments of expulsion, of exclusion and of exploitation. November 9th marks fifteen years since construction began on Israel’s apartheid wall, which aims to annex up to 60% of the West Bank and encircle Palestinians on 13% of their territory.
