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Toronto Schedule
University of Toronto, York University, Ryerson University

In it's 4th consecutive year, Israeli Apartheid Week takes place on the 60th Anniversary of Al-Nakba,
60 Years of ethnic cleansing and exile for Palestinians. IAW will be a series of events held concurrently
in Canada, U.S, U.K, South Africa, and Palestine.

Monday, February 4th

7pm Main Lecture: INTRODUCTION TO APARTHEID
Ryerson University Library building @ 350 Victoria St Room #: LIB 72

Featuring
-Saron Ghebressellassie (SAIA and United Black Students at Ryerson)
-Clayton Thomas Muller (Indigenous Environmental Network)
-Azmi Bishara (Video broadcast of his address to Israeli Apartheid Week in South Africa)

Tuesday, February 5th

2:30pm Panel 60 YEARS OF EXILE
York University Room: RS 137

7pm Main Lecture APARTHEID AND THE CURRENT CONTEXT IN PALESTINE
U of T St. George Campus Bahen Centre, 40 St.George Street Room #: 1180

Featuring
- Toufic Haddad (Between the Lines)
- Khaled Mouammar (CAF)

Wednesday, February 6th

10am - 6pm ANTI-APARTHEID FREQUENCIES
full day of radio programming on York University's CHRY 105.5fm
listen live at www.chry.fm www.chry.fm

2:30pm Panel BDS MOVEMENT AND ACADEMIC BOYCOTT OF ISRAELI APARTHEID
York University Room: RS 203

7pm Main Lecture GENDER AND APARTHEID
U of T St. George Campus Bahen Centre: 40 St. George Room #: 1180

Featuring
- Audrey Huntley (No More Silence Coalition)
- Rafeef Ziadah (Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid)
- Zanele Muholi (South African artist and Ryerson Grad Student)
- Farrah Miranda (No One is Illegal)

Thursday, February 7th

2pm Film Showing "OCCUPATION 101"
York University Room: Nat Taylor Cinema

7pm Main Lecture: BOYCOTT, DIVESTMENT AND SANCTIONS MOVEMENT AGAINST ISRAELI APARTHEID: LESSONS FROM SOUTH AFRICA
U of T St. George Campus Bahen Centre: 40 St. George Room #: 1180

Featuring
- Salim Vally (PSC South Africa)
- Katherine Nastovski (CUPE Ontario)
- Heather Kere (Ryerson Students Union)

Friday, February 8th

7pm Main Lecture NAKBA AND THE RIGHT OF RETURN
Ryerson University Library building @ 350 Victoria St Room #: LIB 72

Featuring
- Ward Churchill
Former Professor in Ethnic Studies at University of Colorado at Boulder, author of A Little Matter of Genocide,
Fantasies of the Master Race, From a Native Son, and many more.
- Mohammad Ali Khalidi
A Palestinian Professor of Philosophy at York University. He has wrote and lectured on Palestinian refugees in
Lebanon and the right of return.
- Nagi Farah
Palestinian Refugee and survivor of 1948 Nakba
includes VISUAL DISPLAY

Saturday, February 9th