Friday, Feb. 27, 6pm
La Passe, 1214 de la Montagne
free / donations welcome
Montréal Québec (facebook event)

A presentation by Houda and Dror reflecting on the political scene in France in the weeks after the shooting attacks at Charlie Hebdo magazine. Dror will offer some critical reflections on the relationship between the French left and Islamophobia, speaking specifically about the historical dynamics around Charlie Hebdo magazine. Houda is going to give a general perspective on Islamophobia in France and how the so-called “anti-terror” legislation impacts the fundamental human rights, especially of marginalized and racialized communities, specifically Arabs and Muslims.

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as part of Israeli Apartheid Week – Montréal 2015!

Mercredi 11 Mars, 20h30pm
La Passe – 1214 de la Montagne (événement facebook)
20h / 8$ suggérés, selon vos moyens

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Tadamon! supporting Cinema Politica screening
@RIDM – Montreal International Documentary Festival !

Monday, November 17, 7pm
Concordia University
1455 de Maisonneuve west, H-110
by donation !
facebook event
Montréal, Québec

Ahmed Nour / Egypt – Morocco / 2013 / 71 / Arabic / s.t. English

A deeply personal film that reflects on revolution in Egypt as the lens lyrically moves among rich, captivating images, which are framed by thoughtful narration.

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Saturday, Nov. 22
1pm métro Guy-Concordia
Norman Bethune square
Montréal, Québec
facebook event

As health care, education, unemployment insurance, equity programs and the arts are cut in the name of austerity, military spending (at $22.6 billion in 2012) has increased every year since 1998 and is projected to continue. Since 2004, Canada has invaded or bombed Afghanistan, Haiti, Iraq and Libya, leaving a trail of destruction followed by corrupt client regimes and neoliberal austerity policies.

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closing event for the “Uprising and Uprooted” photo exhibition

Tadamon! and Cinema Politica present “Return to Homs”

November 7, 2014 – 7pm
Café Aquin Room A-2030 (Pavillon Hubert-Aquin)
Université du Québec à Montréal
405 Rue Sainte-Catherine East (Berri-UQAM metro)
free entrance- suggested contribution 2-3$

Please join us to mark the end of the exhibition

“Uprising and Uprooted: refugees in the Syrian struggle in photos and images”, which is running from October 3 – November 7 at Café Aquin. Tadamon! and Cinema Politica present the film “Return to Homs” by the filmmaker Talla Derki. The projection will take place at Café Aquin, and will be followed by a discussion period.

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Palestinian Women’s Anti-Colonial Struggle Within the Israeli Prison System

photo ActiveStills : Palestinian women lead protest against the Prawer Plan

Friday November 7th, 4-6pm
McGill’s Institute of Islamic Studies
3485 McTavish Street, 017 Morrice Hall (the “TNC”)
venue is wheelchair accessible
free admission and open to the public
(facebook event)

The Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling presents the launch of Nahla Abdo’s latest book Captive Revolution: Palestinian Women’s Anti-Colonial Struggle Within the Israeli Prison System.

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August 10, 2014
midi @ Place Émilie-Gamelin
facebook event
Montréal, Québec

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Outdoor film screening (and discussion) of Road Map to Apartheid at Cafe Touski

Thursday, August 7th
7:30pm, Coop Café Touski
2361 Ontario, East Montréal
(facebook event)
metro Frontenac

Join Tadamon! on Thursday August 7th for an outdoor screening of the 2012 film Roadmap to Apartheid, a documentary that compares State policies in South Africa and Israel. We will also have a moderated discussion about the origins of Israeli Apartheid, and how we can continue to express solidarity with Gaza through ongoing support of the Boycott Divestment and Sanctions movement.

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bring flags of resistance / casseroles to express our collective solidarity for Palestine !

mercredi, 30 juillet, 2014
17h30 métro Mont-Royal
facebook event
Montréal, Québec

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Closing panel- Israeli apartheid week

Presentations by Arthur Manuel and Monira Kitmitto

Wednesday, 13 March, 7pm
Location: Moot Court, New Chancellor Day Hall
McGill University 3644 Peel (metro Peel)

This closing panel will highlight Indigenous land struggles and resistance on Turtle Island and will make links with the Palestinian struggle of defending the land and resisting Israeli occupation. Land defense as a way of resisting ongoing occupation and colonialism is integral to Indigenous decolonizing movements both in Turtle Island and Palestine.

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