Conversations on Palestine
Online Recordings
Thank you for registering to be part of the premiere June 6-27. The live program has now ended.
To watch all 23 recordings and more, we invite you to purchase the collection below.
the complete collection
Conversations on Palestine
We created a program with leading historians, spiritual teachers, trauma therapists, poets and performers to complement the themes explored in the film and provide a larger historical, cultural and social context to the plight of the Palestinian people.
The collection includes
2-year access to the items below:
- Film Where Olive Trees Weep
- 23 conversations on Palestine with leading historians, spiritual teachers, trauma therapists, poets and performers
- 4 extended interviews with film characters
- Recording of the Oakland Q&A with Dr. Gabor Maté and Ashira Darwish
- A film discussion guide
- 6 SAND community conversations on Palestine
~ THE SPEAKERS ~
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Ashira Darwish
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Dr. Gabor Maté
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Angela Davis, PhD
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Tara Brach, PhD
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Haneen Sabbah
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Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb
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Zaya Benazzo
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Maurizio Benazzo
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Dr. Rupa Marya
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Mariam Barghouti
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Sami Awad
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Farah El-Sharif, PhD
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Haidar Eid
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Daniel Foor, PhD
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Sherene Seikaly, PhD
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Tareq Hajjaj
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Mohammad Bakri
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Ayesha Kajee
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Shahd Abusalama, PhD
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Farah Siraj
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Faith Gay
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Ussama Makdisi, PhD
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Jonathan Brenneman
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Rev. Michael Yoshii
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Iyad Abu Ruk
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Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche
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Umaymah Mohammad
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Nancy Mansour
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Farah Chamma
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Lara Elborno
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Rev. Deborah Lee
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Nathan Thrall
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Rae Abileah
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Baha Hilo
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Omar Dajani
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Shadi Zaqtan
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Norman Finkelstein, PhD
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Daniel Maté
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meital yaniv
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Huwaida Arraf
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Gail Brenner, PhD
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Mays Imad, PhD
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Robert Inlakesh
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Neta Golan
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Ilan Pappé, PhD
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Rev. Naomi Washington-Leapheart
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Adel Iskandar
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Pir Zia Inayat Khan, PhD
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Maysa Daw
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Seemi Bushra Ghazi
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Omar Haramy
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Adéyínká Mendes
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Bayo Akomolafe, PhD
Your contribution supports planting olive trees in Palestine, humanitarian aid in Gaza and trauma healing in Palestinian communities. It also helps us bring the movie to larger audiences and broaden the understanding of the situation in Palestine, along with the cycles of trauma that perpetuate it.
