By Rana Tabbara and Ahmad Karakira The Ancestral Present of Oceanic Illusions: Connected and Differentiated in Late Toxic Liberalism In the Seaside Conversations section, the author is describing her journey with Aboriginals in Australia and their struggle for land claims. …

By Rana Tabbara and Ahmad Karakira The Ancestral Present of Oceanic Illusions: Connected and Differentiated in Late Toxic Liberalism In the Seaside Conversations section, the author is describing her journey with Aboriginals in Australia and their struggle for land claims. …

by Ahmad Karakira and Rana Tabbara The article argues that data related to border access and refugees, especially into Europe, is being categorized and used in labelling refugees, predicting acts of crime, surveillance, and monitoring even the most private matters such as bank accounts. …

by Ahmad Karakira & Rana Tabbara The article reviews the consequences of the internet blockage that was done by the authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran when protests erupted after an increase in gasoline prices. To begin with, it is important to explain how internet services work in Iran…

By Ahmad Karakira & Rana Tabbara (power team) Rana Video 1- Archiving: To prove unjust acts and abuses, this video emphasis on the importance of archiving and backing up stories of resistance. Cellphones have become important tools in activism, as they are being used to film human rights violations and…

Concept Work — THE SUDANESE ARTIST UNVEILING THE FORGOTTEN HISTORY OF 20TH CENTURY SLAVERY by Rana Tabbara Amado Alfandni started an archival initiative to learn more about Sudan’s shared history in Egypt. The half-Egyptian half-Sudanese artist struggled to appreciate Sudan’s art history, and the reason was not that he didn’t find it exotic or deep enough, but rather there were no avenues that exhibited…

by Rana Tabbara Cox, F. & Fominaya, C.F. (2009). Movement knowledge: What do we know, how do we create knowledge and what do we do with it? Interface: a journal for and about social movements, 1: 1–20. 4.5 Movements present new ways in viewing the world through adopting any of…

By Rana Tabbara Cox, F. & Fominaya, C.F. (2009). Movement knowledge: What do we know, how do we create knowledge and what do we do with it? Interface: a journal for and about social movements, 1: 1–20. 4.5 Movements present new ways in viewing the world through adopting any of…