Gaza Remains the Story: Panel Discussion & Exhibition Launch
- Date
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Mon 28 April 2025
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
- Venue
- Soft Ground
Join us for the launch evening of "Gaza Remains a Story" on 28th April, 6-8 pm. Guests will be invited to view the exhibition and we will have a panel with Dr Lisa Stampnitzky, Dr Alex Rajinder Mason and Muna El-Zeet for a discussion on the politics, culture and history of Gaza and Palestine. Registration mandatory as the venue can only accomodate 60 people. For any queries, write to [email protected] or reach out to @grts_sheffield on instagram.
See more about the exhibition here.
Dr Lisa Stampnitzy is a Lecturer at the University of Sheffield. Her principal research interests lie at the intersection of knowledge, violence, and power, with a particular focus on the production of popular and expert knowledge about war, terrorism, and human rights.
Dr Alex Rajinder Mason is deeply passionate about pursuing racial justice through the arts. His work mainly focuses on dismantling structural racism in higher education, and he completed a PhD on this topic in 2019. Alex is currently project manager for the University of Sheffield's Centre For Equity & Inclusion, working with artists, activists, researchers and community groups to develop anti-racist and liberatory approaches to partnership work. He is also a director for Dig Where You Stand, a racial justice organisation that uses arts in the archives to unearth untold stories about people of colour in South Yorkshire.
Muna is the founder of Tatreez Revival, an organisation dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich Palestinian embroidery tradition (Tatreez) while fostering creativity, cultural connection, and community.
