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Livecast: Reflection on the Election Results
Hanane Abouellotfi, Associate Director of the John Lewis Fellowship, and Raissa Biekman, Program Manager of Humanity in Action Nederland, amongst others reflect on the election results and have a conversation about how to continue putting pressure on politics and policy.
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Landecker Fellow Lievnath Faber's Reflections on Purim
Landecker Democracy Fellow Lievnath Faber recently wrote two Facebook post in which she reflected on the Jewish Holiday of Purim.
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A Response to the Dutch Government's Refusal to Apologize for the Slave Trade
Landecker Democracy Fellow Lievnath Faber recently wrote a response to the Dutch government's refusal to apologize for the slave trade and the Prime Minister's recent remarks about his hesitancy to apologize for the persecution of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Hanane Abouellotfi calls attention to victims of the Dutch childcare allowance affair
In an interview with FunX Hanane Abouellotfi (Associate Director of the John Lewis Fellowship) elaborates upon the statement of support by Muslim womxn collective S.P.E.A.K. for those affected by the childcare allowance affair.
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"You Will Never Walk Alone" - Polish Women* Strike Back
In this article, Warsaw Senior Fellow Zuzanna Krzatala writes about the 100 days of Polish women's resistance against the near-total abortion ban in Poland.
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Marietje Schaake's interview in De Groene Amsterdammer
Senior Fellow Marietje Schaake was interviewed by De Groene Amsterdammer on how tech-companies have downplayed their power for years.
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Oy Vey Acts: Remarks on the storming of the Capitol
Landecker Fellow Lievnath Faber has been updating the Oy Vey Acts facebook page to keep people updated about neo-Nazi and fascist movements that are present today.
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HIA Talks x H401: SHAME! and Masculinity
Together with H401, Humanity in Action The Netherlands organizes the first HIA Talks of 2021 with two artists featured in the exhibition SHAME! and Masculinity.
