And that in one of the richest countries in the world. What a shame.

"Back to school - but not for the 625,000 students of Gaza" aljazeera.com/features/longf…

A very depressing new campaign from the hostages’ families hq: “Returning [the hostages, through a deal], and returning [to Gaza, to continue the war]”. So much for the hostages struggle becoming an anti-war struggle

This is a fantastic move, and I hope more journals follow suit. I could give a whole talk about the difficulties to publish without affiliation with an institution that pays for open access fees. (And no, fee waivers for early career & Global South-based scholars are not enough)

Internment centres in a province where thousands of people are missing already. tribune.com.pk/story/2494627/…

It seems most universities offering scholarships to students from Gaza are only offering to those who have already left Gaza. Are there any universities anywhere offering scholarships to students still in Gaza? Desperately seeking information for some friends there

With hindsight, this overdue paper offers a retrospective on the journey of one of the world’s largest UK-based Muslim humanitarian organisations towards gender integration. Mainstreaming gender in faith-based humanitarian organisations? Indiana University Press scholarworks.iu.edu/iupjournals/in…

You know we've all been to the same summer school (some of us as faculty, others as students - although we've sure all learned a lot) when the same type of pictures start creeping up all over social media 😅 Anyway, here is mine Universitair Centrum Sint-Ignatius Antwerpen 😊♥️ 📷 Sigrid Meulemans Fotografie

New data from Diaspora Alliance shows that out of 84 cases of events being canceled in Germany due to claims of antisemitism, 25% of them involved Jews having their events canceled for antisemitism. Jews make up less than 1% of the German population. dw.com/en/when-german…

Solidarity with Palestine on display everywhere in Sarajevo 🇧🇦

Months ago, women in Gaza were pleading with the world for sanitary pads. When they lost hope, they turned to using diapers. As the demand for diapers increased, Isarel allowed sanitary pads in, but then diapers ran out. This cycle continued for months. Trust me, I never wanted

Stephen Lawrence was stabbed to death in a racist attack by a group of cowardly white men on April 22, 1993, in Eltham. The institutionally racist Met Police never fully solved his murder. Today would have been his 50th birthday. RIP, my thoughts are with the family.

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That's 700 babies under the age of 1. More than 2 babies per day.