Leila Al-Shami has worked with human rights movements in Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East. She has co-authored a new book on the Syrian conflict […]
European Refugee Crisis: Eye-Witness Account
“Many, many children under 10 years old were there.” In October, Boulder resident Dan Winters was planning a vacation with his wife in Europe. Having seen […]
Ali Abunimah speaks with David Barsamian on Gaza
“This level of destruction in Gaza is made possible by you and me and all of us in the U.S. who pay our taxes and who […]
The Crisis in Yemen: David Barsamian and CU Professor John M. Willis
David Barsamian discusses Yemen with guest John M. Willis, National Humanities Center Fellow, 2014-15, Associate Professor of history at CU Boulder and author of Unmaking North and South: […]
Dot Org: Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice
The Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center hosts a public discussion series on foreign policy. Expert speakers outline the big picture for each topic, including the […]
The Crisis in the Middle: The View from Lebanon
“The Arab uprisings opened up lots of opportunities for liberation and for getting rid of dictatorships, but it also seems to have opened the door for […]
Is criticizing the state of Israel anti-Semitic?
“Criticizing Israeli government policies is not inherently anti-Semitic by a long shot.” Penny Rosenwasser is a founding Board member of Jewish Voice for Peace and the author of […]
David Barsamian: Historical Context of Middle East Conflicts
Large parts of the Middle East today are engulfed in violence. Why? What historical factors shape the current conflicts? David Barsamian discusses the situation in the […]