This event is part of a conversation series at the Center for Faith and Justice.
See the full series schedule here.

FEBRUARY: WAR AND JUSTICE 
If there is a God of peace, what does it mean that we live in a world constantly at war?

• 4:30-5pm PT // Arrival + Refreshments
• 5pm-6pm PT // Conversation
• 6pm-7pm PT // Community Dinner (provided)

Amir Marshi, a Palestinian PhD student in history and anthropology at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, is an organizer, researcher, and writer hailing from the city of Nazareth. He graduated with a Master's in Divinity from the University of Chicago. Marshi's research centers on the political history of the Arab Church in Palestine-Syria, the North American Arab diaspora, and the colonial history of Christian Zionism. He has written on the impact of the Apartheid wall and colonial settlements in and around Jerusalem on the geopolitical and social fabric of Palestinians in Jerusalem, contributing as a researcher and author for the Jerusalem Story website. Amir co-founded the Edward Said Forum for Palestinian students in the Social Sciences, Humanities, and Arts Department at Tel Aviv University, as well as the Souq Stories project—a multi-sited photographic exhibition spotlighting historic Palestinian open markets.