Music is Political:
Sounds that Move Movements

Vic Mensa, Céline Semaan

Music is Political for Vic Mensa

Archie Narang

Rice: A Tessera to Defeat Empire: How one seed bank is protecting India’s rice biodiversity

Ana Beatriz Reitz Gameiro

The Billionaire Problem: The ownership crisis reshaping journalism

Ana Beatriz Reitz Gameiro

Why Fashion Is Embracing Surveillance

Lana Daher

Lana Daher asks, on behalf of Lebanon: Do You Love Me?

Céline Semaan, Ahmed Amer, Nasri Sayegh

Art in Times of War: A Conversation with Ahmed Amer and Nasri Sayegh

Steven Donziger

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed’s victory proves that people are not buying Israel’s war crimes

Céline Semaan

Political Imagination: A weekly practice for people who refuse to accept the world as inevitable

Nathalie Lozano Neira

Across Borders, We Choose Each Other: Refuge, relationality, and Indigenous feminist solidarity across Abya Yala and Turtle Island

Saher Bajwa

Lessons on Traceability: Fashion supply-chain transparency starts with people, not tech

Sarah Al-Baghdadi

The War on Terror Is a War on Climate: The Environmental Legacy of Military Violence

Bilal Baydoun

Book Review: How The American Commercial Press Sold a Genocide

Parisa Karami, Taus al Chalabi

Lion Eating Pomegranate

Cristina Jimenez

Menstruation Under Fire: Grassroots feminists in Lebanon are refusing to let menstrual health become another casualty of war

Timothy Ngome

It has always been us: How East African Communities Are Building Power Beyond the Ballot

Ro Khanna, Cameron Kasky, Maya AlZaben

The Headlines Were About the Detention: Congressman Ro Khanna Wanted to Talk About Palestinians

Suad Abdel aziz

From Genocide to Detention: How the U.S. Is Failing Sudanese Refugees

Sarah Sinno

Beyond Sect: Reimagining Lebanon Through the Land

Rebecca Nagle, Collis Browne

First America: An Indigenous Perspective on 250 years, with Rebecca Nagle

Aoife Dempsey

The Ones Who Stay: The Invisible Architecture of Migration

James Year

Battling for the Highway’s Future: How Autonomous Trucks Are Eroding the American Middle Class

Darine Hotait

The Balloons Were Not Balloons: On Chemical Weapons, Contaminated Lands, and Bodies That Remember War

Bunny Mack

Movement Monarchy: When Bad Faith Movement Leaders Declare War on the Working Class

Kang-Chun Cheng

Eco-Anxiety in Mauritania

Elizabeth (Dori) Tunstall

Jay Pitter: Design Warrior for Black Public Joy: Dori Tunstall in conversation with Jay Pitter about her new book, Black Public Joy

Rand J, Raquel Willis

The War On All Of Us: Why There’s No Pride in Genocide

Khushboo Tejwani

Rooms that Grew Together: On Sindhi Refugees Making Home in Jalgaon

Karen Attiah, Aaron Maté, Raquel Willis, Jon Gray, Céline Semaan, Collis Browne

EIP TV Live: Episode 2

Céline Semaan

The Media Wars Are Taking a Personal Turn:: A Family Feud Comes for Public Media

Ayesha Le Breton

Pass on Press: The Berlin Collective Turning Radical Imagination into Action

Kamee Abrahamian, Emily Mkrtichian

Reaching for Each Other: Why Art Around SWANA Caregivers Is So Important Right Now

Danielly Rodríguez

The Chronology of Exhaustion: How Venezuelan Women Refuse Erasure Through Collective Resistance

Daniela Escobar

Indigenous Art and Life on the Eastern Edge of Long Island

Ana Beatriz Reitz do Valle Gameiro

Sold Out: How High Fashion Opened Its Doors to Fast Fashion

Theodosis Pipis

How Cyprus is Supporting Israel’s Expansionist Policies

Seema Jilani

Louisiana Deserves Better than Mass Forced Displacement

Emma Cieslik

ICE is Waging Trump’s War on Disabled Communities: And this is how you can fight back.

Hassan Herzallaj

What Goes Unseen In Gaza's Camps

Bianca Rothe-Nickull

Memories Growing from Grandmother’s Seeds

Shereen Naser

Palestinian Generosity is Survival

Ouassima Laabich

If We Remember Who We Could Be: A reflection on Muslim Futures, radical imagination and the right to dream

Nikesh Shukla, Camille Aubry

Extract from Mad Villain: Issue 1: Alerta

Qamar Refaat

Artemis II and the Politics of Space

Volia Davydzik

What Remains of a Revolution: Belarus, Everyday Resistance, and the Politics We Fail to See

adam sudewo

If the Body Is a River, Who Keeps It Alive?

Céline Semaan

But what happens to “sustainable fashion” when the world itself feels unsustainable?

Ian Schultz

Hope in the Making: Young Hungarians at a Turning Point

Agit Karatas

A Rage That Doesn’t Belong Anywhere: On the Kurdish Carceral Experience in London

Céline Semaan

Political Friendship Breakups: Lost Connections During Genocide

Karim Safieddine

A Lebanon Divided: How Lebanon's Two National Liberations Inform Its Politics Today

Molly Crabapple, Tareq Baconi

Molly Crabapple In Conversation with Tareq Baconi: Two renowned authors discuss Crabapple’s bestselling book

Dimple Bangalore

Art Against Erasure: Inside the Palestine Museum in Edinburgh

Zaakiyah Brisker

Clout Chasing Is Killing Us: How The Run Club Became a Surveillance Site

Giacomo De Stefano

No Choice: Inside Myanmar’s Jungle Resistance

Joél Leon

The Revolution Is Offline: Reimagining Liberation Through the Analog

Charlotte Palermino

Beauty is Political

Louis Pisano

The Emptiness of the 2026 Met Gala

Gabriela Mesones Rojo, Andrea Paola Hernández

How Mexico’s Sex Workers are Defying the 2026 World Cup

Diego Ibarra Sánchez

A Ceasefire That Never Came: Scenes from Lebanon by Diego Ibarra Sánchez

EIP Editors

EIP TV 📺: Live Audience Taping May 1

Suha Kidwai

Globalise the Indifa-duh? Infrita-tuh? Why a misspelled Brunch dish portends a dark future for free speech in Britain

Michèle Lamy, Céline Semaan

Michèle Lamy on Feeling Free: Fashion was Always Political

susan abulhawa, Céline Semaan

susan abulhawa: On Holding a Writing Workshop in Gaza Amidst Genocide

Christina Assi

Survival Is the Only Language Left: Notes on War, Memory, and Endurance in Lebanon

Malak Mattar

If the Olive Trees Knew: Art, Memory, and the Responsibility to Witness

Michèle Lamy, Céline Semaan

Michèle Lamy

Franck Magennis, Suley Wellings-Longmore

Franck Magennis

Louis Pisano, Céline Semaan

Louis Pisano

Cherien Dabis, Céline Semaan

Cherien Dabis: All That’s Left of You

Collis Browne

Artists Demand: No Music for Genocide

susan abulhawa, Céline Semaan

susan abulhawa is not sorry

Francesco Abi Rached

The Amchit Seal Cave: How Profit Swallowed A Coastal Sanctuary

Naomi Shimada, Yumna Al-Arashi

Yumna Al-Arashi on the Power of Art: Naomi Shimada sits down with the artist to discuss her first museum show, 'Body as Resistance.'

Sara Lynn Younes

Parallels between Lebanon and Gaza: What is the cost of looking away?

Camilla Donzelli

Prosfygika and the War on Communal Life: collective resistance in the age of gentrification

Jwan Zreiq

In Memory of Ahmad Kaabour: the sound of the land, the heartbeat of the people

Qamar Refaat

Genderqueer and Here in Cairo

Niama Safia Sandy

The Land Sings Of A Dream

Nancy Uddin

The Layered Grief of Leaving Dubai: open for business while being bombed

Sarah Sinno

Sacred Land Made Unlivable: Ecocide as Israeli Strategy in South Lebanon and the Litani River

Tala Sammar, Tanya Habjouqa

Joy Is Resistance: Collective Survival in the Aftermath of Catastrophe

Abigail Glasgow

Planting Stories of Resistance With jackie sumell: sumell is opening up an abolitionist museum, with plants at the center.

Catherine Tansey

A Brewmaster in Palestine: Brewing Through Blackouts and Blockades in The West Bank

Chrystine Mhanna

Where Do We Direct Our Misplaced Lebanese Anger?

Cady Lang

Criterion’s Ashley Clark: Loving Black Cinema Also Means Protecting It

Joanne Hayek and Tatiana Fayad

For Lebanon's Vanina, Fashion Is Collective Resistance

Jordan Gale

American Fault Lines: How America’s last frontier reflects the broader unraveling of the United States

Denise Morillo

Collateral Language: I saw bombs raining over Beirut, CNN saw "crossfire"

Marina Simonet Hernandez Jurado

Argentina’s Migration “Security Turn”: How Javier Milei’s Migration Policies Are Reshaping Belonging in Argentina

Jwan Zreiq

Borrowed Geography: How US Bases Serve the Empire

Rojin Namer, Jwan Zreiq

Kurdistan and Palestine: Mapping Solidarity Beyond Colonial Borders

Yasmine Hamdan, Céline Semaan

Yasmine Hamdan: I Remember, I Forget

Rahma Zein, Céline Semaan

Rahma Zein is Defying Journalism

Chani Nicholas, Céline Semaan

Astrology is Political: A Look at 2026 Through Chani Nicholas’ Lens

Chris Smalls, Céline Semaan

An Injury to One is an Injury to All: Chris Smalls is Writing His Story

Isadora Szklo

The Trump Corollary: A Warning for Latin American Sovereign

Sarah Sinno

Forced From Home: Women Living Through Lebanon’s Evacuation Zones

Ayesha Le Breton

Weaving Palestinian Heritage with Lara Salous’ Wool Woman

Hoda Sherif

Black Honey for Breakfast: Egypt and Gaza’s Primordial Solidarity

Louis Pisano

Mark Zuckerberg Went to the Prada Show In Milan. It Wasn’t For Fashion

Matthew Johnson

Freezing Time with Matthew Johnson

Emma Cieslik

How to unpack and resist a pedophilic beauty standard: In a post-Epstein file world

Brianna Holt

To Leave, or Not to Leave? That Is the Question.

Emma Cieslik

Harnessing queer and trans protest magic: How magic has become a conduit to resist and demand justice

Corinne Jabbour

Seeds of Chronic Hope

Hannah Lillith Assadi

When Sufien Met Nefisa: An Excerpt from ‘Paradiso 17’ by Hannah Lillith Assadi

Sarah Sinno

Nature As the Battlefield: Ecocide in Lebanon and Corporate Empire

Céline Semaan

Nothing Is ”Apolitical”: Why I Refused to Exhibit at the Venice Biennale

Jill Damatac

ICE Attacks Are a Food Sovereignty Issue

Joi Lee

To Grieve Together Is to Heal Together: Rituals of Care In Minneapolis

aja monet

aja monet’s new single: “hollyweird”

Emma Cieslik

How to Resist “Organized Loneliness”: resisting isolation in the age of digital authoritarianism

Mecca James-Williams, Céline Semaan

Sweet Like Jam, from New York to Jamaica: Mecca Williams Bridging Fashion, Community & Purpose

Mriga Kapadiya, Céline Semaan

NorBlack NorWhite

susan abulhawa, Diana Islayih

A Trail of Soap

Simón Rodriguez

Venezuela should be neither dictatorship nor colony: An interview with union leader Eduardo Sánchez

Holly Mason Badra

Against Kurdish Erasure: From the editor of Sleeping in the Courtyard

Maya AlZaben, Cameron Kasky

“Fuck My Political Career. People Are Dying.”

Rainesford Stauffer

The Toll Working Multiple Jobs Takes on Young People

Zameena Mejia

Bad Bunny's Halftime Show Is About So Much More Than Symbolism

Jeremiah Zaeske

A Call to Arms

Mattea Mun

This is America: Land of the Occupied, Home of the Capitalists

Louis Pisano

Couture in Paris, Cuts at the 'Post'

Conchita Hernandez Legorreta, Qudsiya Naqui

Why We Must Bring Disability into Immigrant Liberation

Sahar Delijani, Céline Semaan

Against Dictators and Intervention: Sahar Delijani on Iran

Cady Lang

Renaissance Renaissance’s Cynthia Merhej on Why Fashion Is Always Political

Joi Lee

From Seoul to Gaza: How a Grassroots Coalition Is Rewriting the Politics of Solidarity

Hala Alyan

Hala Alyan: What Motherhood Taught Me About Allyship: An Invitation to Be Bound to One Another

Paulina Odeth Flores Bañuelos

The “Modern-Day Columbus”? Or, What Lies Behind A Bread Culture

Helena Aslani

When the Vessel Overflows: Gham and the Limits of Endurance

Adam Theodor Lantz

Beyond Left and Right: Why liberation demands abandoning inherited binaries — even our own

Scarlett Anderton

Sex Workers on “hey @grok”: “It’s about humiliation”

Yalda Keshavarzi

Beyond the Noise: on exhaustion and the right to dream beyond empire

Kaveh Rostamkhani

Unrest in Iran: A Feast for Vultures

Kang-Chun Cheng

The FPV Drone Pilots Behind the Ukrainian War

Emma Cieslik

The OU Essay and the Christian Persecution Complex

Abigail Glasgow

Dreaming Beyond Punishment: Samora Pinderhughes On a New Way of Making Art and His Upcoming MoMA Show

Jwan Zreiq

Theft of Existence: What goes beyond the theft of culture

Samira Mohyeddin, Céline Semaan

Samira Mohyeddin on Iran

Venezuelans on Venezuela:

Simón Rodriguez

Trump’s attack on Venezuela: An Exemplary Punishment

Yumiko Sakuma

A Lone Protester, Rain or Shine: One Man’s Daily Act of Dissent in Japan

Collis Browne

Sanctions are a Tool of Empire

Samira Mohyeddin, Céline Semaan

Samira Mohyeddin

Venezuelans on Venezuela:

Luken Ignacio Quintana

Dissonant Solidarity: Venezuela and the International Left

Taguhi Torosyan

Digital Currents, Living Worlds: Ecological Resistance in a Networked Age

Venezuelans on Venezuela:

Mattea Mun

We are not Living in Unprecedented Times: The myth of American democracy – why U.S. intervention in Venezuela should not surprise us

Venezuelans on Venezuela:

Caribe Lunar

Venezuela: Beyond False Choices

Venezuelans on Venezuela:

Moisés Araguaney

Venezuela Today: Between Dictatorship and US Imperialism

Jwan Zreiq

Scholasticide in Gaza: On the Systematic Destruction of Palestinian Education

Collis Browne, Céline Semaan, EIP Editors

Mamdani & The Era of Possibilities

Narrative Sovereignty in the American Wing of The Met: Don't Miss ENCODED at the MET

Louis Pisano

The Aesthetics of Atrocity: Lockheed Martin’s Streetwear Pivot

Alissa Quart

Our Era of Insecurity: How Unaffordability and Uncertainty Became Our Monoculture

Céline Semaan

On the Failures of Mainstream Media: The Rise of Independent Newsrooms

Sue Ariza

Mercy Over Speed: Revolutionizing Our Political Imagination

William Rankin

What We Can Learn from the Inuit Mapping of the Arctic

Collis Browne

Malcolm X and Islam: U.S. Islamophobia Didn’t Start with 9/11

Louis Pisano

The Billionaire Who Bought the Met Gala: What the Bezoses’ Check Means for Fashion’s Future

Palestine Institute for Public Diplomacy

Communicating Palestine: A Guide for Liberation and Narrative Power

MIT Coalition for Palestine

Engineering for Genocide at MIT

Céline Semaan

Designing Possible Futures: The Book

Music is Political:
Sounds that Move Movements

Lynn Adib, Collis Browne

On Bedouin Burger, Beirut, & Beyond: Lynn Adib x Collis Browne

Richie Reseda, Céline Semaan

Richie Reseda

Noura Erakat, Céline Semaan

Noura Erakat

Jibal, Jenny Gustafsson

Zaatar Near the Border

Hind Khoudary, Céline Semaan

Gaza’s Very Own Hind Khoudary

Sarah Huneidi

Education Against the End of the World: The Pedagogical Insurgency of Creative Space Beirut

Ruwan Teodros

There is no future here, and yet I stay

Suhail Nassar

Suhail Nassar’s Moments in Gaza

Kamee Abrahamian

S is for Snails and Solidarity: On Parenting, Palestine, and Raising Kids Who Take a Stance

Ibrahim Matar, Ahmad Issa

Excerpts From: “ON THE ZERO LINE”

Hiba Abid

Niyū Yūrk: 3 Centuries of Middle Eastern and North African Culture in New York City

Marjua-Giselle

Class Ruins Everything Around Me: The New Vanguard of the Working Class Is Here and We’re Coming for the Billionaires

Louis Pisano

Skims, Shapewear, and the Shape of Power: When a Brand Expands Into Occupied Territory

Céline Semaan

Unpublished, Erased, Unarchived: Why Arab-Led Publishing Matters More Than Ever

Ana Beatriz Reitz do Valle Gameiro

The British Museum Gala and the Deep Echoes of Colonialism

Aryana Goodarzi

Mirror Mirror on the Wall: The Art That Proves How Queer Iran Once Was

Richie Reseda

My Healing is not Found in Someone Else’s Punishment

Shradha Kochhar, Ayesha Le Breton

Shradha Kochhar on Threading the Needle with Care and Community

Keyah Hanwi

Who is COP for, really?

Collis Browne, Rachel Sonis

The Real Test for Zohran Mamdani—and the Rest of Us

EIP Editors

Black Liberation Views on Palestine

Khaoula Ghanem

Miu Miu Transforms the Apron From Trad Wife to Boss Lady: The sexiest thing in Paris was a work garment

Water Protector Legal Collective

Honoring Indigenous Resilience

Collis Browne

100+ Years of Genocidal Intent in Palestine

Cheb Gado

Dignity Before Stadiums: Morocco’s Digital Uprising

EIP Editors

A Shutdown Exposes How Fragile U.S. Governance Really Is

Emily Mkrtichian

There Was, There Was Not: Cinema as Collective Memory

A Woman is a School:

Céline Semaan

Censorship Didn’t Start With Kimmel: Why Independent Media Is Our Biggest Asset

Collis Browne

From Sabra & Shatila to Gaza: The UN’s Century of Failure and the Rise of Alternatives

EIP Editors

France in Revolt: Debt, Uranium, and the Costs of Macron-ism

Tulsi Rauniyar

Nepal’s New Reckoning

EIP Editors

Yemen after the assassination: what just happened—and why it matters

Céline Semaan

One Year of Narrative Power, Built by Us All

Misan Harriman, Céline Semaan

The Art of Witnessing

Malak Mattar, Céline Semaan

Malak Mattar: I couldn’t see colors anymore

Isis Dunya

Isis Dunya: Is living her best life

Sahibzada Mayed

Nothing about this Bodymind is Accidental

Heirlooms:
the Forest as Gallery

Cassandra Mayela Allen, Gabrielle Richardson

Cassandra Mayela Allen

Heirlooms:
the Forest as Gallery

Praise Fuller, Gabrielle Richardson

Praise Fuller

Heirlooms:
the Forest as Gallery

Carlos Agredano, Gabrielle Richardson

Carlos Agredano

Heirlooms:
the Forest as Gallery

Céline Semaan, Gabrielle Richardson

Céline Semaan

Sarah Sinno

The Sky is Not Ours: Life Under Drones in South Lebanon

Ayham Hassan

Im-Mortal Magenta: The Colour that Doesn’t Exist

Sasha Bonét

The Waterbearers: Camille Billops

Aditi Desai, Edwina Daher

Love Letter to Lebanon

Claire Touzard

Let’s Be Mad: Mad World

EIP Editors

Indonesia at a Crossroads: Revolt, Reckoning, and Reform

Derecka Purnell

Clear Backpacks, Columbine, and the Colors of School Safety

Eliza Salamon & MB

To Do the Greatest Harm: Cornell University’s Complicity in International Violence & Destruction

EIP Editors

Legalized Occupation: Dissecting Israel’s Plan to Seize Gaza

Céline Semaan

Ziad Rahbani and the Art of Creative Rebellion

Music is Political:
Sounds that Move Movements

Saul Williams, Collis Browne

Saul Williams: Nothing is Just a Song

Sinead Bovell, Céline Semaan

The Culture of Artificial Intelligence

Sahibzada Mayed

The State Cannot Hold this Kind of Love

Lars Byrresen Petersen

The Sole of Discontent: A History of Political Shoe-Throwing

Najla Abdellatif Vallander

Reclaiming a Lost Imagination

Giada Lubomirski

Mní On Trial: Listening to Indigenous Voices on Standing Rock

Sarah Sinno

Not Collateral Damage: A Visual Record of South Lebanon’s Ecology, or, Mapping the Species of a Wounded Land

Noguchi Rights

Make No Mistake: White Supremacy at The Noguchi Museum

Sheena Sood

Looking for Loud Luxury: On Color, Chromophobia, and Colonialism

Jenan A. Matari

Indigenous Motherhood

Mona Seif

Free Alaa

Anam Raheem

Uncountable

Collis Browne

Who’s afraid of AI? We have been living in the AI era much longer than you think

EIP Editors

Culture Must Be the Moral Compass That Geopolitics and Economics Will Never Be

EIP Screenings:

Saul Williams, Anisia Uzeyman

Neptune Frost

Céline Semaan

Uranus & The Cycle of Liberation

EIP Editors

Defund the Occupation: An Open Letter to CEOs benefitting from Genocide in Palestine

Céline Semaan

Socialist Girl Summer: How Capitalism Spent Billions to Demonize Socialism — And Why That Spell Is Breaking

EIP Editors

Who’s Profiting from Genocide? What Francesca Albanese’s Report Reveals—and Why It Matters for the Climate

EIP Editors

What Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Really Means

J.P. Hill

Zohran is for the People: and that Scares the U.S. Empire

Louis Pisano

The Wedding That Ate Venice

EIP Editors

Urgent Appeal Concerning the Arbitrary Detention, Torture, and Medical Neglect of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya by the Israeli Military

J.P. Hill

Are we at a Turning Point? Trump, Israel, and America’s Endless Wars

EIP Editors

Heat Waves Are Not a Natural Disaster, They Are Political

Collis Browne

The Monster You Made: How the U.S. Engineers its Enemies

Raquel Willis, Céline Semaan

Trans Liberation is Collective Liberation

Music is Political:
Sounds that Move Movements

Emel Mathlouthi, Collis Browne

Emel Mathlouthi

Omar Gabriel, Ruchi Mital

A Tale of Two Filmmakers: Omar Gabriel x Ruchi Mital

EIP Editors

Black Joy as Rebellion: Juneteenth, Gaza, and the Struggle for Global Liberation

Mohammed Omer Almoghayer

On The Pleasures Of Living in Gaza

Koteka Wenda, maya finoh

Papua Merdeka: Koteka Wenda on Resisting Occupation in Exile

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Michèle Aoun

Céline Semaan

The West’s Manufactured Fear: How Media Made “The Middle-East” the Enemy

Noguchi Rights

Isamu Noguchi: A Legacy Split in Two

Omisade Burney-Scott

The Ecosystem of Refusal: Menopause and the Power of Maroon Space

Majdi Fathi, Polina Osipova, Misha Japanwala, Lotta Lavanti, Bobbi Salvör Menuez, Kris Tofjan, Yis Kid, Better Entry

Permit to See: A call to action in response to Gaza

Carl Lorenz Cervantes

Cross-Indigenous Dialogue to Bridge Cultural Differences

Jonathan Dent

Hope Without Illusion: Astrology of Liberation, June 2025

Mahmood Bassam

Dispatches from Gaza

Céline Semaan

Abducting Families on Occupied Land: The Shared Logic of ICE and the IDF

EIP Editors

Protect the Citizens on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla

Mosab Abu-Toha

Dispatch from Gaza, June 4, 2025

A Woman is a School:

Céline Semaan

The Anger of Recognition: Witnessing Gaza and the Pain of Belated Solidarity

Céline Semaan

Rima Hassan Onboard the Freedom Flotilla

Collis Browne

Thom Yorke and the New Trap of Liberal Zionism

Céline Semaan

Memory Is Political

A Woman is a School:

Céline Semaan

Sustainable Fashion Is Colonial—And Silent About Palestine

Collis Browne, Céline Semaan

Worldbuilding Amidst World Crumbling - the new Slow Factory: Algorithms of Authoritarianism vs the Media We Need Now

Patricia Duggan

Your Nervous System under Fascism: A Decolonial Polyvagal Exploration

Céline Semaan

Not a Moment of Silence: Marking 77 Years of Nakba

Sarah Sinno

The Land Testifies: Indigenous Resistance in a World on Fire

Music is Political:
Sounds that Move Movements

Ishmael Butler, Collis Browne

Creating Your Own World with Ishmael Butler

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Moz

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Maen Hammad

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Cassandra Mayela Allen

Sahibzada Mayed

The Land Keeps the Score

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Chavis Marmol

maya finoh

Trump and McCarthyism: Political Deportations in Context

Tiffanie Woods, Evelynn Escobar

Hike Clerb: The Earth Belongs to ALL Of Us

Alexandra Jane

Becoming a Black Feminist Explorer Under a Well Known Sun

Dalia Al-Dujaili

The Myth of an Apolitical Eden

Shamayel Shalizi

Sheenkhālåi and Shaokhālåi by Shamayel Shalizi

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Nybé Ponzio

Nadia Irshaid Gilbert

Resistance Recipe: Pickles

Hala Alyan

Love poem with rockets

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Brea Andy

Mazen Alsafi

The Aesthetic of Liberation: Building a Visual Language for Liberation

Louis Pisano

Fashion (still) has a Fascism Problem: From Mussolini to Musk, the fashion industry’s troubling alliance with power persists.

Layla Saliba

The Future Belongs to the Brave: A needed approach for Academia

Louis Pisano

The Dandy Strikes Back: The Bold Legacy of Black Elegance (and Why the 2025 Met Gala Might Be Its Riskiest Yet)

Céline Semaan

This is What You Can Do To Support the Freedom Flotilla: Where is our collective Conscience?

Céline Semaan

Reclaiming the Algorithm: Why We Built Everything Is Political

Disorientalizing

Kashmir and Manufacturing Consent in Real Time

J.P. Hill

Sustainable Resistance: 10 Ways to Counter Fascism Beyond the Streets

Slow Factory, Collective for Architecture Lebanon (CAL)

The Land Remembers: Reclaiming Lebanon Through Architecture and Resistance

Céline Semaan

Space Tourism Isn’t Progress. It’s Propaganda.

EIP Editors

Israel’s Environmental Degradation in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria

EIP Editors

An Antidote to Zionism

Francesca Albanese, Abby Martin

Francesca Albanese & Abby Martin in Tunis: Conversations on Empire, Resistance, and Media

maya finoh, Jordan Underwood

Fatphobia in the Fashion Industry: maya finoh & Jordan Underwood Reflect on Regressive Culture

Céline Semaan

A Woman is Political

Paola Arrigoni

Trans Boxing: Art Project or Boxing Club?

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Nicholas Galanin: Art as a Weapon Against Colonialism

Taliwhoah

You Should Hear This: A Playlist by Taliwhoah

Sunayah

2theworld: A Playlist by Sunayah

Lorén Medina Jassir

Liberación Collective: A Playlist by Lorén Medina Jassir

Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

Undocumented Rights: 12 Key Points for Rapid Response & Preparedness

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

HaveCooth

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Charlie Engman

Brandon Morris

Dressing the Invisible

Jonathan Dent

The Astrology of Liberation: Horoscope for March 2025

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Collecteurs

Music is Political:
Sounds that Move Movements

Ana Tijoux, Collis Browne

The Politics of Sound with Ana Tijoux

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Danny Aros

Yassmin Abdel-Magied

Sudan: Forgotten by whom?

Sarah Sinno

Urbicide as a Weapon: How Israel Destroys Land, Memory, & Heritage

Nour Al Ghraowi

What Does Freedom Feel Like When You’re Miles Away From Home?

Vanessa Cuccia

Pleasure through Pressure is not Liberation

Maya AlZaben

DIY OR DIE/ KILL YOUR IDOLS

J.P. Hill

Why Fascists Fear Education

Travis Nichols

Raising the Price of Protest

J.P. Hill

Is ICE the New Gestapo?

J.P. Hill

Is it a coup?

Nan Goldin, Mohamad Abdouni, Céline Semaan

On Art, Life & Activism: Nan Goldin, photographed by Mohamad Abdouni, interviewed by Céline Semaan

Sarah Sinno

Mouneh-Making in Times of War

Aryana Goodarzi

Middle Eastern / North African Tattoo Artists: Queering Tattoo Culture

Natalie Garland

Reimagining Ethical Fashion

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Yasmin Ali

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Sarah Elawad

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Sanyu Nicolas

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Samar Younes

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Ridikkuluz

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Muriel Ahmarani Jaouich

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Hanan Sharifa

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Diana Carla Rowe

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Chris Cook

Anita Kopacz

In the Eye of the Storm: Resistance, Rest, and the Legacy of Oya

maya finoh, Oumoula McKenzie

Design for Black Indigenous Futures

Sara Rammal

Cordelia: a Story of Survival

Christina Moreland

Why is Art so Important?

Earshot

Zifzafa: Where Sound Meets Sovereignty in the Occupied Jawlan

J.P. Hill

Trump & Climate

J.P. Hill

A Profitless World

Céline Semaan

Memo: Designing for our Freedoms

J.P. Hill

Social Media, Censorship, and Owning our Futures

Claudia De la Cruz, Abby Martin

Claudia De la Cruz & Abby Martin: On U.S. Imperialism, Resistance, & the Fight Against Genocide

Rima Hassan, Céline Semaan

From Exile to Empowerment: Rima Hassan on the Fight for Justice and Representation

Prem Thakker, Céline Semaan, Afeef Nessouli

Interviewing the Interviewer: Prem Thakker on his Relentless Reporting on Gaza and U.S. Government Accountability

Mazen Kerbaj

Mazen Kerbaj’s Artistic Response to Crisis & Conflict

Marwan Kaabour, Afeef Nessouli

Reclaiming Language: Marwan Kaabour’s Queer Arab Glossary & the Power of Words

EIP Editors

Designing for Justice: The Slow Factoryʼs Role in Amplifying Global South Voices & Narratives

Najma Sharif

Seas Remember: Black Muslim Resistance Across the Americas

Sarah Sinno

The Beqaa’s Juniper Trees: A Tale of Multiple Crises

Mia Khalifa, Céline Semaan

Reclaiming Feminism and Collective Liberation: Mia Khalifa & Céline Semaan on Healing, Identity, and Political Awakening

Céline Semaan, Lina Soualem

Exile to expression: how Lina Soualem’s film challenges colonial narratives

Afeef Nessouli

Where’s the Gaza Gay Parade? Liberals want to know.

Sarah Sinno

“Greater Israel”: A Not So Hidden Ambition

Sarah Cassidy-Seyoum

The Genocidal War on Tigray: Where We Are and How We Got Here

Nevin Naeem Al-Hasanat

There is No Dignity in Genocide.

Tarteel Al Imam, maya finoh

From Matriarchy to Advocacy: Sudan’s struggles, global solidarity, and the fight for self-determination

Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

The Legacy of Elizabeth Street Garden & the Fight for Green Spaces

Quannah ChasingHorse, Princess Daazhraii Johnson

Quannah ChasingHorse on Joyful Resistance

Kweku Mandela, Amanda Seales

The Culture of Liberation: Kweku Mandela & Amanda Seales in Conversation

Paola Arrigoni

The Palestinian Ring: Boxing, women, and bombings in Gaza

maya finoh

Education for Our Liberation: Reflections on the 60th Anniversary of the Summer 1964 SNCC Freedom School Program in Mississippi

Hind Khoudary

Dispatch from Gaza: Hind Khoudary

Saj Issa, Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

Saj Issa for Art & Ecology

Mohamad Abdouni, Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

Treat Me Like Your Mother: Immortalizing the untold stories of Queer & Trans folks, from Beirut & beyond

Yumna Al-Arashi

Cannabis Farming in Lebanon

Céline Semaan

Systemic Change is Difficult and Dangerous

Yassmin Abdel-Magied

Sudan: Civilian Rule is the Will of the People

Noura Erakat, Céline Semaan

On Palestine: An Open Conversation with Noura Erakat

Karen Washington

Food Sovereignty

Sha’Mira Covington

Black Fashion: Revolution and the Somatics of Joy and Pleasure