by Reimagining Childhood Studies | Dec 17, 2023 | Letters for Palestinian childhoods
Queridos niños y niñas de Gaza, De todas las fotos y reportajes gráficos que estamos viendo estos dos largos meses, no puedo decir cuál me ha impresionado más. Elijo esta donde aparecéis serios, preocupados, con mirada triste pero seguros, acompañados de algunas...
by Reimagining Childhood Studies | Dec 17, 2023 | Letters for Palestinian childhoods
In this allegorical tale, a fox takes over someone’s home, invites all of his friends in, eats all of her food, while the homeowner has to sleep outside on the porch. The story, written in a playful innocent style, is an allegory of settler colonialism, and shows the...
by Reimagining Childhood Studies | Dec 14, 2023 | Letters for Palestinian childhoods
During the last two months I have seen so many images from Gaza that have stuck with me. But the little girl having her wounds cleaned while she insistently asked whether this was a dream or reality, whether what happened to her house was real or a dream (a nightmare,...
by Reimagining Childhood Studies | Dec 13, 2023 | Letters for Palestinian childhoods
Paper boats loaded with wishes on their way to the lighthouse that is every girl and boy in Gaza. La imagen “Barcos de papel cargados de deseos camino al faro que es cada niña y cada niño en Gaza” es producto de un trabajo colectivo de un equipo de mujeres...
by Reimagining Childhood Studies | Dec 13, 2023 | Letters for Palestinian childhoods
“They don’t have snow days in Palestine, they have military invasion days.” -International Solidarity Movement activists, describing Palestinian children’s lives under occupation. She said, go play outside, but don’t throw balls near the...
