Tired of the same, recycled conversations on Israel and Palestine? Join The OneVoice Movement and SIPD (Students for Israeli-Palestinian Dialogue) in a training workshop designed to educate you not only on the fundamentals of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but also give you access to proven and effective grassroots organizing methods, conflict mediation/negotiation strategies, and more. Plus, free Blue Mango!

Date: October 30th, 2019
Time: 7-9pm
Location: Hopkins 001

About the organization: OneVoice on Campus is a college program uniquely designed to empower and mobilize a community of solutions-oriented advocates to engage in a civil discourse on campus and promote a negotiated end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Students are equipped with the necessary skills to shift the culture of their own campuses by building a diverse coalition of partners and pushing back against rising cases of Islamophobia and anti-Semitism, especially as it relates to conversations around the conflict.

About the organizer: Anour Esa serves as the New England Regional Organizer for the OneVoice Movement, working with students on college campuses in and around the New England region to create solutions-oriented discourse and action on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Anour has been very involved in the peace-building world since coming to college, and has since worked for organizations such as Seeds of Peace, Our Generation Speaks, and currently, OneVoice. Anour is a Palestinian-German-American and a Palestinian Citizen of Israel, and has lived and worked in Germany, Palestine, and Jordan. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Affairs and Conflict Resolution from the Elliott School of International Affairs at The George Washington University in Washington, DC.