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A panel discussion at Tel Aviv University. Speakers: Hagai Matar, Yael Marom and Dr. Amal Jammal.

Panel discussion with Cardinal Theodore McCarrick (Archbishop Emeritus of Washington, Member of USCCB Committee on International Justice and Peace), Ronit Avni (Executive Director and Founder, Just Vision) and Rev. Drew Christiansen (S.J., Distinguished Professor of Ethics and Global Human Development, Georgetown University), moderated by Sean Callahan (Chief Operating Officer, Catholic Relief Services)

Encounter program featuring Rula Salameh, Journalist and Manager of Education and Outreach at Just Vision.

A salon-style conversation about the power of storytelling in driving social and cultural change, grounded in recent scientific research on the impact of Just Vision's film, Budrus. The in-depth behavioral study, conducted at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, demonstrates significant shifts in American audiences' perceptions of the Israeli-Palestinian context.
With:
Julia Bacha, Peabody-award winning filmmaker & Creative Director at Just Vision
Emile Bruneau, MIT Neuroscientist

Just Vision's Creative Director, Julia Bacha, was selected to speak at TedSummit 2016, where she will introduce the story of the Palestinian women who covertly led the First Intifada, the topic of our newest film. For more information, click here.

What is the role of media and technology in fighting corruption? The revelations of the Panama Papers have brought the issue of corruption under further media focus.
Panelists:
Conny Abel, Transparency International
Suhad Babaa, Just Vision
Kreshnik Gashi, Kallxo.com
Moderator: Agron Bajrami
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Screening of The Wanted 18, followed by Q&A with Emma Alpert, Just Vision's Public Engagement Manager and Dr. Majed Nassar, who is featured in the film; Emma Alpert will speak on panel discussion "The Israel-Palestine Story in Documentaries and Film” moderated by Ambassador Kaha Imnadze, Chair of the UN Committee on Information.

A conversation between MIT cognitive scientist, Emile Bruneau and Just Vision's Executive Director, Suhad Babaa, on groundbreaking research that demonstrates the impact of documentary film and storytelling on shifting perceptions and driving social change, using Budrus as a case study.

Just Vision's Executive Director, Suhad Babaa and Creative Director, Julia Bacha will present a sneak preview of Just Vision's upcoming documentary film on the courageous women who secretly led the largest nonviolent resistance movement in Palestinian history. Special guests include Suad Amiry and Robin Morgan. This is a private event.

On October 6, USIP will release a Special Report on women’s roles in non-violent struggles. The new report notes that research finds non-violent movements with massive, diverse participation are more effective.
The report’s author, Marie Principe, will join Just Vision's Creative Director, Julia Bacha, who recently gave a TED Talk entitled “How Women Wage Conflict Without Violence,” which draws on the findings in the report.