Join us for a panel discussion around collective memory and documenting two and a half years of US-backed Israeli genocide in Gaza.

If I must die, you must live to tell my story – Refaat Alareer (1979-2023)

Join a group of Palestinian scholars and organizers for a discussion on collective memory in the face of colonial violence and erasure.

About the Exhibit

This event is a part of our first ever exhibition of Architecture of Genocide, a 3D mapping Gaza’s infrastructure before and after two and a half years of destruction — on display April 3rd–5th.

Through detailed maps, the exhibit traces how Israel has systematically targeted every aspect of life that is critical to our people’s survival. All hospitals, schools, power plants, water wells, agricultural land and civil infrastructure destroyed with the intention to make Gaza uninhabitable. The Gaza maps serve as a tool to document this destruction. But it also tells another story: of a people who, despite a 17-year siege, built homes, communities, and critical infrastructure in order to remain on their land.