Nisreen Baker

Director/Writer/Producer

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

"A civilization that forgets how to tell its story crumbles & dies"

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@Byoussef Remember this: https://t.co/lYvqA646Wa
Same lie, different day. Creativity is not their strong suit

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@ASE The perfect word for this

[National Film Board of Canada @thenfb]

🥳Congratulations to Nisreen Baker for being a finalist for the Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards! Follow the link below to vote for her!

▶️ Stream Nisreen's most recent #documentary, ARAB WOMEN SAY WHAT?!, for free on our website and app → https://t.co/ENw4Hk7swZ

[Broadview Magazine @BroadviewMag]

A new documentary by Egyptian Canadian director Nisreen Baker invites audiences to sit down with Arab women in Edmonton as they discuss feminism, politics and cultural belonging.

Watch for free on @thenfb's website.
https://t.co/iLjFD3BHtq

[The Canaanite @mysticaltech]

The Unspoken Truths of Education in Israel-Palestine

Israeli professor and author Nurit Peled Elhanan Interviewed by Journalist Robert Martin.

As the world grapples with issues of racism and discrimination, the education system often comes under scrutiny for its role in shaping societal attitudes. A glaring example of this is found in the Israeli education system, as highlighted by Israeli professor and author Nurit Peled Elhanan. This critical examination delves into the complexities and biases inherent in the education systems of both Israel and Palestine, revealing a tapestry of controlled narratives, racial prejudices, and missed opportunities for peace education.

Introduction

The discussion begins with an overview of the education systems in Israel and Palestine, setting the stage for a deeper exploration into their intricacies and disparities. The intertwining of education with political and societal narratives is a central theme, as the article explores how these systems shape the perspectives of their students.

Palestinian Education

This chapter discusses the Palestinian education system, particularly focusing on its control and oversight by Israel. The nuances of this control and its implications on the educational content and quality are critically examined.

Palestinian Curriculum

Delving into the Palestinian curriculum, this section sheds light on the content taught in Palestinian schools, providing insights into the educational materials and their underlying messages.

Palestinian History

A significant focus is placed on the restrictions imposed on teaching Palestinian history and culture. The chapter discusses the consequences of these restrictions on Palestinian identity and cultural heritage.

Palestinian Literature

The portrayal of Palestinian literature and culture in the educational context is explored. This includes an analysis of how these aspects are represented, or often underrepresented, in school curricula.

Israeli School Books

An in-depth analysis of Israeli school books reveals how Palestinians are portrayed within these educational materials. The chapter critically examines the rhetoric and imagery used and its potential impact on shaping student perceptions.

Racism in Israeli Discourse

The issue of racism in Israeli discourse, especially within the educational context, is discussed. This section examines how racial prejudices are perpetuated through educational content and the broader societal discourse.

Research Study

This chapter discusses a study conducted on Palestinian and Israeli school books, providing a comparative analysis and highlighting the differences in narratives and portrayal of historical events.

Book Content Analysis

Further insights into the content analysis of Israeli school books are provided, with a focus on the language and rhetoric used to describe Palestinians and other ethnic groups.

Nakba Mention

The depiction of the Nakba in Israeli school books is critically examined. The chapter discusses how this historical event is portrayed and the implications of this portrayal on Israeli and Palestinian students.

Holocaust Education

The approach to Holocaust education in Israeli school books is analyzed, examining its depth, context, and the narratives that are emphasized or omitted.

Peace Education

A significant gap identified in the Israeli education system is the lack of peace education and initiatives promoting coexistence. This chapter discusses the importance of such education and the consequences of its absence.

BDS Movement

The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement is discussed in relation to the education systems. This includes an exploration of how the movement is portrayed in educational materials and its impact on students.

Ian's Story

The personal story of Ian provides a poignant illustration of racism within the Israeli education system. His experiences shed light on the broader issues of racial segregation and discrimination.

Racism in Israel

A broader discussion on racism in Israel examines its impact on various ethnicities, including Palestinians, non-white individuals, and other minority groups. The chapter explores the systemic nature of this racism and its manifestations in different spheres, including education.

Media Representation

The article concludes with reflections on media representation since 2009, focusing on the lack of diversity, particularly the absence of Arabs, Ethiopians, and Oriental Jews in educational materials and media. This discussion ties back to the central theme of how education shapes societal attitudes and the importance of inclusive and unbiased educational content.

This comprehensive examination not only sheds light on the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian educational landscape but also calls for a critical reevaluation of the role education plays in perpetuating or challenging societal prejudices and conflicts.

#Israel #Palestine #IsraelIsAnApartheidState #IsraelPalestineWar #GazaGenocide

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@abierkhatib Did she contact @LCPal_ca and @PalestineLabour ?

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@azaizamotaz9 https://t.co/5T2xdTaUAc

[NFB North West Studio @NFB_NWS]

New Film Tackles Stereotypes of Arab Canadians: @RealTalkRJ speaks with filmmaker @NisreenBaker19 ahead of her hometown premiere Nov 9 @BroadViewYEG @themetrocinema. https://t.co/jHMd3kLTxK

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@RealTalkRJ Thank you @ryanjespersen for an open authentic conversation on @RealTalkRJ. I always enjoy chatting with you

[Real Talk Ryan Jespersen @RealTalkRJ]

"If we talk about the Palestinian issue, it's immediately taken as Anti-Semitism."

Filmmaker @NisreenBaker19 joins us ahead of the #yeg premiere of her new doc "Arab Women Say What?!"

📺 FULL: https://t.co/Qui0C0X9Gh

🎧: https://t.co/s1caSMAWVp

🎟️: https://t.co/s04uN5BlgV

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

5 years in the making, Arab Women Say What?!, https://t.co/FzhJtPeImD produced by the National Film Board of Canada, is having its world premiere on 20 Oct at 7:30 pm at Calgary Arab Film Nights Festival: https://t.co/cB16Pb27pI… I’m forever grateful to the participants

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@Zeinobia Very sad news. Indeed, a trailblazer. May she Rest in Power

[Bassem Youssef @Byoussef]

So happy to return to Canada fir the first time since the Pandemic . Will be performing five shows 10-12 September at the Comic Strip in Edmonton, Alberta. Link to tickets here (shows are in English)
https://t.co/4Ih3FiypIV

[Carlos Latuff @LatuffCartoons]

Saber dançar é tudo de bom!

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@MoSalah مبروك. ربنا يوفقك، و يحفظك ويحافظ عليك، و يرضى عنك و يراضيك، و يسهل لك عمل الخير، و يحبب خلقه فيك. من نجاح لنجاح دايماً بإذن الله

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

Well researched, eloquently written article that is representative of the confirmation bias, and many other obstacles, Arab-Canadian content creators have to contend with
https://t.co/O1pDl0oGzd

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@ryanjespersen 😆

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@MarkRuffalo @kerrywashington

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

https://t.co/c6LGDhkrxW

[Nisreen Baker @NisreenBaker19]

@ryanjespersen Congratulations!!! Well done, and well deserved