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from the margins - perspectives on the built environment
from the margins
29 episodes
2 days ago
This podcast is an open forum for intersectional conversations on topics of marginalization and oppression with researchers, artists, designers, and activists who transgress the limits of cultural production through resistance, justice, and liberation.
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This podcast is an open forum for intersectional conversations on topics of marginalization and oppression with researchers, artists, designers, and activists who transgress the limits of cultural production through resistance, justice, and liberation.
Show more...
Society & Culture
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S2E8 - Building Mutuality w/ Mahdi Sabbagh
from the margins - perspectives on the built environment
1 hour 10 minutes 42 seconds
2 years ago
S2E8 - Building Mutuality w/ Mahdi Sabbagh

In this episode, we talk with Mahdi Sabbagh, an architect and urbanist based in New York City, about his scholarship on Palestinian resistance and liberation. We discuss with him, how his work as a scholar and practice relate to each other. Mahdi talks to us about his publications and writing. 

from the margins - perspectives on the built environment
This podcast is an open forum for intersectional conversations on topics of marginalization and oppression with researchers, artists, designers, and activists who transgress the limits of cultural production through resistance, justice, and liberation.