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ALT A voice for theatre and culture in Palestine Monday 1st July (4-5pm), University of Birmingham Guest speaker: Marina Barham, General Director, Al Harah Theater in Bethlehem Marina will be speaking about the role of theatre in helping children, young people and the community living in the midst of war, and their work to involve people with disabilities in the performing arts. This in-person event is open to the public, staff and students and will be a safe and respectful space for all in attendance, regardless of background and to pose appropriate questions. Registration is essential to receive further details and location of the event. University of Birmingham logo at the top, Disability Under Siege logo at the bottom
ALT A voice for theatre and culture in Palestine Monday 1st July (4-5pm), University of Birmingham Guest speaker: Marina Barham, General Director, Al Harah Theater in Bethlehem Marina will be speaking about the role of theatre in helping children, young people and the community living in the midst of war, and their work to involve people with disabilities in the performing arts. This in-person event is open to the public, staff and students and will be a safe and respectful space for all in attendance, regardless of background and to pose appropriate questions. Registration is essential to receive further details and location of the event. University of Birmingham logo at the top, Disability Under Siege logo at the bottom
ALT A voice for theatre and culture in Palestine Monday 1st July (4-5pm), University of Birmingham Guest speaker: Marina Barham, General Director, Al Harah Theater in Bethlehem Marina will be speaking about the role of theatre in helping children, young people and the community living in the midst of war, and their work to involve people with disabilities in the performing arts. This in-person event is open to the public, staff and students and will be a safe and respectful space for all in attendance, regardless of background and to pose appropriate questions. Registration is essential to receive further details and location of the event. University of Birmingham logo at the top, Disability Under Siege logo at the bottom
ALT A voice for theatre and culture in Palestine Monday 1st July (4-5pm), University of Birmingham Guest speaker: Marina Barham, General Director, Al Harah Theater in Bethlehem Marina will be speaking about the role of theatre in helping children, young people and the community living in the midst of war, and their work to involve people with disabilities in the performing arts. This in-person event is open to the public, staff and students and will be a safe and respectful space for all in attendance, regardless of background and to pose appropriate questions. Registration is essential to receive further details and location of the event. University of Birmingham logo at the top, Disability Under Siege logo at the bottom
ALT Voices from Palestine: The Lives of People with Disabilities Under Occupation and War Tuesday, 11 June 2024 3:00 - 4:30pm UK 5:00 - 6:30pm Lebanon 7:00 - 8:30am Vancouver Bottom left corner: Scan the QR code (bottom left corner) or visit https://shorturl.at/eqDV9 to register for the webinar On the right: Three photos of Palestinian people with their faces blurred out: two men on bicycles, a woman with a black headscarf holding a small child, two young people in front of a tent At the bottom: Logos of organisers: University of Cambridge, Centre for Lebanese Studies, Disability Under Siege, Cambridge Network for Disability and Education Research, Research for Equitable Access and Learning
ALT A voice for theatre and culture in Palestine Monday 1st July (4-5pm), University of Birmingham Guest speaker: Marina Barham, General Director, Al Harah Theater in Bethlehem Marina will be speaking about the role of theatre in helping children, young people and the community living in the midst of war, and their work to involve people with disabilities in the performing arts. This in-person event is open to the public, staff and students and will be a safe and respectful space for all in attendance, regardless of background and to pose appropriate questions. Registration is essential to receive further details and location of the event. University of Birmingham logo at the top, Disability Under Siege logo at the bottom
ALT Voices from Palestine: The Lives of People with Disabilities Under Occupation and War Tuesday, 11 June 2024 3:00 - 4:30pm UK 5:00 - 6:30pm Lebanon 7:00 - 8:30am Vancouver Bottom left corner: Scan the QR code (bottom left corner) or visit https://shorturl.at/eqDV9 to register for the webinar On the right: Three photos of Palestinian people with their faces blurred out: two men on bicycles, a woman with a black headscarf holding a small child, two young people in front of a tent At the bottom: Logos of organisers: University of Cambridge, Centre for Lebanese Studies, Disability Under Siege, Cambridge Network for Disability and Education Research, Research for Equitable Access and Learning
ALT Voices from Palestine: The Lives of People with Disabilities Under Occupation and War Tuesday, 11 June 2024 3:00 - 4:30pm UK 5:00 - 6:30pm Lebanon 7:00 - 8:30am Vancouver Bottom left corner: Scan the QR code (bottom left corner) or visit https://shorturl.at/eqDV9 to register for the webinar On the right: Three photos of Palestinian people with their faces blurred out: two men on bicycles, a woman with a black headscarf holding a small child, two young people in front of a tent At the bottom: Logos of organisers: University of Cambridge, Centre for Lebanese Studies, Disability Under Siege, Cambridge Network for Disability and Education Research, Research for Equitable Access and Learning
ALT Voices from Palestine: The Lives of People with Disabilities Under Occupation and War Tuesday, 11 June 2024 3:00 - 4:30pm UK 5:00 - 6:30pm Lebanon 7:00 - 8:30am Vancouver Bottom left corner: Scan the QR code (bottom left corner) or visit https://shorturl.at/eqDV9 to register for the webinar On the right: Three photos of Palestinian people with their faces blurred out: two men on bicycles, a woman with a black headscarf holding a small child, two young people in front of a tent At the bottom: Logos of organisers: University of Cambridge, Centre for Lebanese Studies, Disability Under Siege, Cambridge Network for Disability and Education Research, Research for Equitable Access and Learning