Archiving Our Movements Zine

Haneen Maikey speaks about alQaws’s Palestinian queer movement archive and what it means for the Palestinian story and how queer organising is part of the liberation struggle. We have decided to print this conversation as a zine as part of our “Archiving Our Movements” knowledge production series.

We, the Living Archives

Three years ago, the Liberatory Archives and Memory programme at Whose Knowledge? invited memory workers of African descent and other minoritised communities in the UK to gather for a one-day event. Together, we asked: where and with whom do you do your memory work? What are your favourite archival and memory frameworks and practices? What are […]

Mapping Cultural Genocide: Palestine

This database is a collaborative crowdsourcing effort dedicated to documenting cultural genocide in Palestine. 🍉 It is a living document, constantly evolving with contributions from individuals and collaborators.

Cultural Genocide in Palestine: A Resource List

How has the deliberate erasure of Palestinian cultural and historical heritage been utilised as a strategic war tactic and what are the long-term impacts on the identity and memory of the Palestinian communities?