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==== '''Abolitionist Creativity - Seizing Knowledge Production in Solidarity with Palestine''' ====
==== '''Palestine, Digital Rights and Copyright''' ====
In this meetup, we will invite you all to experiment with abolitionist approaches to intellectual property, to put your production on the line, in an act of solidarity with Palestine. In this convo, we seek to understand the impact of copyright laws on our work as knowledge producers, and the ways in which we might become entangled in structures of oppressions and the ways they are complicit with the Occupation of Palestine. We recommend reading this beforehand:  
Palestinians are facing mounting digital censorship from all angles. This limits their freedom of expression online. 
 
Join us for a meetup, where we will be experimenting with abolitionist approaches to intellectual property, to put your production on the line, in an act of solidarity with Palestine. In this convo, we seek to understand the impact of copyright laws on our work as knowledge producers, and the ways online structures oppress and are complicit with the Occupation of Palestine. We recommend reading this beforehand:  


* [https://thepublicsource.org/knowledge-production-palestine-solidarity Seizing Knowledge Production in Solidarity With Palestine]
* [https://thepublicsource.org/knowledge-production-palestine-solidarity Seizing Knowledge Production in Solidarity With Palestine]

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Glitter Meetups

Glitter Meetup is the weekly town hall of the Internet Freedom community at the IF Square on the TCU Mattermost, at 9am EDT / 1pm UTC. Do you need an invite? Learn how to get one here.

Palestine, Digital Rights and Copyright

Palestinians are facing mounting digital censorship from all angles. This limits their freedom of expression online.

Join us for a meetup, where we will be experimenting with abolitionist approaches to intellectual property, to put your production on the line, in an act of solidarity with Palestine. In this convo, we seek to understand the impact of copyright laws on our work as knowledge producers, and the ways online structures oppress and are complicit with the Occupation of Palestine. We recommend reading this beforehand:

Invited Guest: Julia Choucair Vizoso is an independent knowledge producer and former managing editor of The Public Source. She works on environmental and climate justice in the Arab world, teaches courses on political economy in Madrid, and occasionally translates Arabic literature into English. She plots on intellectual property at the art collective AbolishIP.

Notes

Notes will be posted here