Positions

The Hearing Palestine Initiative at the University of Toronto is pleased to announce a call for applications for a Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Palestine Studies, with a focus on Palestine and/or Palestinian archives. We invite outstanding scholars whose research critically engages with the historical, political, cultural, and social dimensions of Palestine or Palestinians. This fellowship offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to the growing field of Palestine Studies, encouraging innovative scholarship that expands and deepens understanding of Palestine.

• Call for Applications: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Palestine Studies

Statements and Publications by Hearing Palestine:

• “From the River to the Sea: Palestine will be Free:” A Primer on History, Context, and Legalities in Canada – December 18, 2023
• “Hearing Palestine” Solidarity Statement on Day of Palestinian General Strike – May 18, 2021
• “Hearing Palestine” introduced in The Varsity article – Sep 12, 2021
• “Palestinian Authors Bibliography.”

Mental Health Resources:

• Link to Resources

Palestine Learning Resources:

Centering Palestine – it’s people, arts, culture, history, etc. – across a variety of disciplines and modes of inquiry, is a critical feature of Hearing Palestine. As such, below you can find a list of relevant resources:

• Global scholars petition in solidarity with Palestine 
• Palestine is a feminist issue pledge 
• The Legal Centre for Palestine in Canada 
• Visualizing Palestine: great poster project visualizing enormous data on contemporary Palestinian conditions 
• Learning Palestine: a teaching tool and oral history project on the Palestinian revolution from 1948-1983 

Syllabi & Films:

• HIS370H1F: “Modern Palestine,” Fall, Thursdays 10-1pm 
• NMC473/2173H1F: “Intellectuals of the modern Arab World,” Fall, Mondays 9-12pm 
• Decolonizing Palestine 
• Toronto Palestinian Film Festival, film screening and resources 
• 10 Great Palestinian films, free streaming