Join First Unitarian Brooklyn's Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East chapter, Jewish Voice for Peace NYC, the NYC-DSA Anti-War Working Group, Showing up for Racial Justice NYC, and Brooklyn for Peace for a vital conversation with Rashid Khalidi, one of the world’s foremost historians of the Middle East. Through a talk and moderated dialogue, we will explore the roots of the current crisis and discuss the path toward a sustainable future for Palestine. Program Doors will open at 1:30pm, program begins at 2pm. Featured Talk: A keynote by Rashid Khalidi on the history of Palestine. In Conversation: A dialogue between Professor Khalidi and Reverend Meagan Henry, reflecting on her recent travels to Palestine and the current situation on the ground. Q&A Session: An opportunity for audience engagement. Community Connection: Time to meet with local action groups and fellow attendees. 100% of ticket sales will be donated to the Isnad Foundation. The Isnad Foundation empowers young Palestinian professionals by enhancing their academic and professional competencies, ensuring they can play a leading role in building a prosperous and strong future for Palestinian society. Free childcare provided. Accessibility & Venue Information We are committed to making this event inclusive. If you have specific needs not addressed below, please contact accessibilities@proton.me Location & Transit Subway: Jay St (F), High St (A), Borough Hall (4, 5, R), or Clark St (2, 3). Parking: Street parking is free on Sundays; please allow extra time to find a spot. In-Person Accessibility Mobility: The sanctuary is accessible via a wheelchair lift. There are 9 steps at the main entrance. Gender-neutral bathrooms are available via lift and stairs. Seating: Standard wooden pews, with folding chairs and cushions available. Dedicated wheelchair seating is located in the front and back. Health: Masking is encouraged as your needs allow. A fragrance-free seating section will be provided. Communication: This event will have ASL interpretation. Volunteers will be on-site to assist with access needs. Online Attendance The livestream link will be provided via email. ASL interpretation will be provided on the livestream. YouTube-generated captions will be available. Online attendees can participate in the Q&A via the chat.