#Employment The Arabic Studies Department at Williams College is seeking a Visiting Assistant Professor of Arabic Studies for a two-year appointment (2026–2028).
https://t.co/Uucsf7NvDD
Still widely known as “Berbers,” millions of people identify as #Amazigh. @OuldSahara of @JohnsHopkins University discusses the identity, language, and history of a people striving for recognition within predominantly Arab societies.
👉 https://t.co/A5LRpMTxjV
17 June is our next online discussion on #RangelandMyths. This time, we'll explore the myth that 'healthy ecosystems are green'.
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Don't miss Brahim El Guabli's "From Minoritized to Indigenous: Imazighen and the Global Indigeneity Movement" featured in POMEPS Studies 59: Political Movements in North Africa and the Sahel!
https://t.co/dx7En9g2BR
The Project on Middle East Political Science is pleased to announce POMEPS Studies 59: Political Movements in North Africa and the Sahel! Download the full PDF here:
https://t.co/OonQSCOG93
Tune in for our next free Scholar Series webinar featuring Brahim El Guabli.
💻Topic: Deserts Reimagined: How Saharanism Colonized Arid Lands
🗓️Date: Fri, May 22
⏰Time: noon PT
📍Where: Zoom
💡To register & learn more about Brahim's talk click here: https://t.co/hN9s5SE3j7
"El Guabli insists that Saharanism is an ideological deafness, a learned incapacity to hear or register the voices, stories, and intricate relationships that make up desert life, so that only fantasies of absence, danger, or utility are recognized"
https://t.co/xLezW0NAko
Moroccan authorities have seized the opportunity of the country’s organization of the AFCON to add Tamazight to its money!! This is a huge gain for Imazighen, and it’s a major leap forward in the process of recognition of Morocco’s indigenous dimension. History moves forward!!!