Please see the following announcements for location changes (in red). Additionally, the last day to RSVP for Wednesday and Thursday is today, Monday 2/27. Individuals without Columbia U IDs MUST RSVP for Wednesday and Thursday's event by 2/27 (TODAY). RSVP here. 

Happening Monday 2/27-Friday 3/3

Israeli Apartheid Week 2017

Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) is an international series of events meant to shed a light on the settler colonial project and apartheid policies of Israel and build the growing Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement. 

This year will mark 100 years of Palestinian resistance against settler colonialism, since the inception of the Balfour Declaration. IAW will be an opportunity to reflect on this resistance and further advance BDS campaigns for the continued growth and impact of the movement. Despite all the legislative attacks on BDS internationally, IAW and the BDS movement continue to build linkages and solidarity with other struggles to achieve freedom, justice, and equality.

For IAW at Columbia, we've organized a week of programming meant to educate about Palestine, its history and struggles, as well as how it intersects with other indigenous struggles around the world. 

As per tradition, Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine will be installing our mock apartheid wall for display on Low Plaza Mon-Fri, Feb 27-March 3rd from 11am to 4pm. Columbia/Barnard Jewish Voice for Peace will be tabling at the Sun Dial. Drop by for fact sheets, information on events, and for answers to any other questions you have.

#IAW2017 SCHEDULE: 

Mock Apartheid Wall
11am-4pm
Mon-Fri
Low Plaza
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Zionists are Racists with Barney Pityana
Monday, February 27th
8-10 pm 
214 Pupin

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No Peace on Stolen Land: From Standing Rock to Palestine with Maile Hampton
Tuesday, Febuary 28th
7-9 pm
James Room, Barnard Hall

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50 Years of Occupation: The 1967 Naksa with Prof. Rashid Khalidi
Wednesday, March 1st 
7:30-9:30pm 
Roone Arledge Cinema, Lerner Hall 
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Natives and Colonists
Thursday, March 2nd
6-9 pm 
Broadway Room, Lerner Hall
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Teaching Palestine: Scholarship and Resistance 
Friday, March 3rd 
3-5 pm 
Hamilton 702

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These events are all free and open to the public.