"We prefer to die by airstrike. But not to watch our families die slowly from hunger."
The conclusion to The Foreign Gaze started/ended in Gaza; with hunger, malnutrition & starvation on my mind; with famine on my mind.
It's painful to watch my fears of Israel/allies fulfilled.
New from me and @bayinganaa: why nothing in Global Health will change without significant reconfiguration of the financial structuring of elite institutions, how "soft money" perpetuates inequality, and the need for rethinking responsibility for change given these structures
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This morning, one day after i came back from the Oscar’s a masked group of Israeli settlers stormed my neighbours home, assaulted the family members, sprayed pepper spray in their eyes, and smashed activists’ phones.another group of settlers attacked another family in the area.
When this mayor uses the word antisemitism to silence us, Palestinians and Israelis who proudly oppose occupation and apartheid together, fighting for justice and equality for all, he is dangerously emptying it out of meaning. Once you witness Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Masafer Yatta it becomes impossible to justify it, and that’s why the mayor is so afraid of our film. It won’t work. Banning a film only makes people more determined to see it.
I'm standing with Karam, Hamdan's 7 year old son, near the blood of Hamdan's in his house, after settlers lynched him. Hamdan, co-director of our film No Other Land, is still missing after soldiers abducted him, injured and bleeding. This is how they erase Masafer Yatta.
We're Hiring! PhD opportunity at King’s College London’s Dept of Global Health & Social Medicine (@GHSMatKCL - @Kings_SGA)! Join the Transitions Project to study the internationalisation of ideas and practices of psychiatric deinstitutionalisation, with a focus on South America.
It's great to see our #realistsynthesis on "Unfair knowledge practices in global health" is the most read and shared @HPP_LSHTM article in 2024!
Please read it to see the many ways epistemic injustice may manifest in how we do (global) health equity work: https://t.co/Bo6J0pnq1J
NEW PAPER ALERT! 📢📢📢Thrilled to share our new qualitative paper on students’ experiences of “inclusivity” in global health (GH) education. https://t.co/bomWiLq08A (1/n)
We wrote this with @fonse_seb for the Speaking of Medicine blog (@PLOSGPH / @PLOSMedicine).
Only in moments of deep uncertainty is it possible to glimpse and work towards alternative paths.
https://t.co/YgK06zU9np
Huge thanks to all participants, to @Aleida_Borges_ Harriet Boulding for their precious feedback, to @johorsburgh for her supervision of the early Master’s in Education @Imperial_EDU project which led to this work, and to our reviewers 911/n)