On the 8th of October at 19.30, in the Pascual Rivas Hall of Degrees, in the old school of Magisterio de Jaén (UJA building opposite the Corte Inglés) to talk with three women, Aya Halaf, Sanaa Mohammed and Manal Tamimi, who will talk about how women resist the occupation. In addition, we will be able to see the documentary Women For Palestine, in which we will learn first-hand about their stories of life in Palestine.
On 7 October, at 6 p.m. in the conference room of the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting of the University of Granada, there will be a screening of the videos of the Women For Palestine project together with a debate with some of the protagonists of the life stories documented in this initiative led by the University of Malaga together with the Coordinadora Andalucía con Palestina and with funding from the AACID (Spanish Agency for International Cooperation and Development).
Meeting with Palestinian women in Seville
On Friday 4 October at 7pm at the headquarters of Solidaridad Internacional Andalucía in Seville, we will be talking to Sanaa Mohammed, Haya Alaf and Manal Tamimi about their initiative Women For Palestine.
Organised by: Platform for Solidarity with Palestine of Seville-Coordinating Committee Andalusia with Palestine.
The Women for Palestine project will also be presented in Cordoba, where Manal, Aya and Sanaa will give their testimony of struggle and resistance against occupation, colonialism and apartheid from the West Bank.
The presentation of the docu-web Women for Palestine is the last phase of a research project in International Cooperation for Development called "THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF PALESTINIAN WOMEN: STORIES OF RESILIENCE IN TIMES OF COVID-19, financed by the Andalusian Agency of International Cooperation for Development (AACID) and led by the Faculty of Communication of the University of Malaga.
The project aims to generate a critical discourse on innovative solutions to the human rights violations suffered by the Palestinian population through the analysis of Palestinian women's life stories. In addition, it aims to involve Palestinian civil society organisations and university specialists, promoting a cross-cutting, interdisciplinary and multi-institutional approach in the search for alternative solutions and anti-colonial proposals.
Through 12 life stories narrated in audiovisual format, the aim is to establish a dialogue with the citizens of Malaga, committed to the Palestinian cause in order to make visible the struggle against the Israeli occupation by various Palestinian women who will participate on-site to give testimony.
