Through a combination of conversations, interview and expressive location footage, Inas Halabi’s artist film probes the possible burial of nuclear waste in the South of the West Bank.

Join oud player Rihab Azar to explore this wonderful stringed instrument. Families will be introduced to the rhythms and modes of Arabic music through its sounds.

Artist Bisan Abu-Eisheh presents a lecture performance informed by his artistic practice and academic research. Reflecting on issues such as national identity, mobility, migration and socio-political injustice, particularly in the Palestinian context.

Learning theorist Munir Fasheh presents a special interactive session reflecting on the possibilities of learning through conversation.

Wild Relatives begins just as an international agricultural research center was forced to relocate from Aleppo to Lebanon due to the war in Syria. The film reflects on biodiversity, resilience, global justice and climate change through the journey of these seeds.

Come along for interactive stories of wisdom and wiles from Arab folklore with award-winning storyteller Alia Alzougbi. Here you will meet talking animals, brave young girls, misbehaving princes, and join in animated songs.

Artist Praneet Soi speaks with curator Reem Fadda about his new and existing bodies of work in in The Mosaic Rooms’ current exhibition. The talk will trace his career, recent stays in Palestine as well as his wider practice.

Artist Umama Hamido performs this live art piece which combines film, text, sound and rap. On Akka’s Shore is a fictional memoir, scenes slip between Akka in Palestine, a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, Hamido’s city of birth, Beirut and London. Part of Emerge Festival.

Join artist Praneet Soi for the opening of the first UK solo exhibition of his work. Anamorphosis will show a new body of work informed by stays in Palestine, alongside recent works created during time in Kashmir.

Hervisions presents The Salon of Disobedience, an evening of collective debate and exchange focusing on peripheral voices and fostering the spirit of rebellion.

Explore the power and influence of women in activism, struggle and political resistance in North Africa, from the colonial period to the present day.

A special book launch to mark the release of Sara: Prison Memoir of a Kurdish Revolutionary, the second instalment of the memoirs of Sakine Cansiz, one of the first female fighters of the PKK.

Feminist author Malika Moustadraf gained acclaim before her early death. What is her influence and how did her life as a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and chronic illness inform her work?

Enjoy hypnotic sounds with Gnawa London. Gnawa music, brought to Morocco by formerly enslaved black Africans, is marked by rhythmic guembri (traditional lute) melodies and call and response singing.

An evening of film shining light on women’s lives in postcolonial Morocco through the lens of Moroccan female filmmakers.