Between the Local and Global: Palestine as Indigenous and anti-Imperialist Struggle

QUEERCIRCLE
Building 4, 3 Barton Yard, London, SE10 0BN (view map)

Wednesday 17th July 2024

Accessibility - Accessible Toilets, Accessible Parking Spaces, Complimentary Ticket for Assistant, Quiet Space, Relaxed Performance, Service Animals Area, Step Free Access, Wheelchair Accessible

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Between the Local and Global: Palestine as Indigenous and anti-Imperialist Struggle

In this interactive workshop we examine the concepts of indigeneity and imperialism in relation to Palestine. Through growing our understanding of indigeneity and imperialism, participants will understand Palestine as a local Indigenous struggle for decolonisation, frame Palestine as part of a global anti-imperialist struggle, and explore how together these frameworks shape our demands and strategies.

About Makan
Makan is a Palestinian led educational organisation dedicated to facilitating transformative learning experiences centred around Palestinian and intersectional issues through workshops, partnerships, and accessible online resources. Makan strives to provide a perspective that captures the history of the Palestinian struggle for liberation and the realities on the ground. Our aim is to support advocates as part of a community that is not only well-informed, interconnected, and empowered but also passionately committed to cultivating a future for Palestinians built on liberation and justice.

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We strive to provide a physical environment that is accessible to all visitors. This includes:

Offering ground-level, step-free access to our spaces.
Offering elevator access to our project space located on the first floor.
Providing accessible restrooms for all genders on every floor of our venues.
Providing folding chairs or other forms of seating at every venue.
Welcoming assistive animal at our spaces and events.
Designating drop-off zones and parking spots within the Design District for visitors with disabilities on Phoenix Avenue which is 160 meters away.
Some in person and digital events can be offered with a BSL interpreter. Please contact us one week in advance of the event and we will try to accommodate this.

Contact ola@queercircle.org for any additional access needs