Thursday, November 19, 2015
7 p.m.
Sterling Hall 1310
Ahmed Hamad is a Palestinian activist from Gaza who will be speaking on his personal experiences in occupied Gaza and how living under such oppressive conditions affects the Palestinian people.
Todd St Hill is an organizer with We Charge Genocide’s Cop Watch program, which trains and promotes on-the-ground recording of police activity. St. Hill came to Chicago from Washington, D.C. and will be drawing parallels between police violence in the two cities.
Kathy Villalon is a Ph.D. student here at UW-Madison in Education. She will be speaking on the injustices in Mexico, Ayotzinapa, the US/Mexico border, and Femicidios.
Join us on November 19th at 7pm in Sterling Hall 1310 to hear these three speakers help us see the great intersections between the different struggles.
Sponsored by: WUD – Wisconsin Union Directorate, International Socialist Organization, Muslim Students Association @ UW- Madison, Arab Student Association (UW-Madison), TAA-Palestine Solidarity Caucus, Madison-Rafah Sister City Project, All Minds Matter, and Axolote.