Teaching During Genocide: A Conversation with Mirene Arsanios and Tarik Aougab
Thursday April 11th at 6:00pm, Free
Teaching at the End of Times and Vox Populi presents “ Teaching During Genocide: A Conversation with Mirene Arsanios and Tarik Aougab”
Please join us as we discuss the challenges of teaching and learning during the ongoing Israeli-led genocide in Gaza and more.
Mirene Arsanios is the author of The City Outside the Sentence (Ashkal Alwan, 2015), Notes on Mother Tongues (UDP, 2019), and The Autobiography of a Language (Futurepoem, 2022). Arsanios co-founded the collective 98weeks Research Project in Beirut and is the founding editor of Makhzin, a bilingual English/Arabic magazine for innovative writing. She lives and works in NY.
Tarik (he/him) is an associate professor of mathematics at Haverford College with a research focus in geometry and topology. He is a founding member of the Just Mathematics Collective, a group of mathematicians who organize in the mathematics world against militarism, imperialism, and settler colonialism. He is half Amazigh Algerian and half Ashkenazi Jewish.
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