New Initiative for Middle East Peace. A non-polemical student think-tank and outreach initiative aimed at finding progressive solutions to the historic conflicts in the Middle East...
NIMEP is a collaborative research group studying the Middle East and North Africa. NIMEP is a non-polemical, student think-tank and outreach initiative devoted to exploring progressive solutions to historic and emerging conflicts in the Middle East.
Interested in conducting in-depth research in the MENA region? Come to NIMEP's GIM this Thursday to learn how you can get involved with our academic term research projects and our annual research trip!
If you have any questions or are unable to attend the GIM but still want to be involved, just email us at tuftsnimep@gmail.com.
Please join J Street U at Tufts in marking the annual Israeli-Palestinian memorial day ceremony, hosted each year in Tel Aviv by Combatants for Peace and the Parents Circle and this year marked by their supporters in cities worldwide. For the past twelve years, this ceremony has offered an opportunity to move beyond nationalistic narratives of loss traditionally offered on Israel's memorial day and focus on sharing the deep pain and suffering that conflict and occupation inflict on all involved.
Interested in the foundations of U.S. policy in the Middle East? Join the Tufts New Initiative for Middle East Peace in a discussion with Irene Gendzier, professor emerita in the Department of Political Science at Boston University. She will discuss some of the major findings of her book: Dying to Forget, Oil, Power, Palestine and the Foundations of US Policy in the Middle East (Columbia U Press, 2015, 2016), that deal with the foundations of US policy in the events surrounding the struggle over Palestine and the emergence of the state of Israel.
Join the Tufts New Initiative for Middle East Peace and the Arabic Department to hear Tufts Arabic professors speak about their own experiences with immigration and adjusting to different cultures. Given the current national climate, NIMEP hopes to foster a sense of understanding of this important issue for the Tufts community. It will feature presentations followed by a question and answer session.
Join the Tufts New Initiative for Middle Eastern Peace on 2/22 at 7pm in Barnum 104 to hear Iranian-American journalist Yeganeh Rezaian discuss freedom of the press in Iran and U.S.-Iranian relations under Trump. Yeganeh covered Iranian political, social and economic news from 2009-2014 until her arrest in 2014, along with her husband, on unspecified charges. Though Yeganeh was released from jail 10 weeks after her arrest, her husband remained imprisoned for 543 days.
Join a diverse group and meet with grassroots coexistence organizations working to build peace in the region. This highly subsidized trip is open to students of all backgrounds, faiths, and identities
APPLICATION AND MORE INFO AT TINYURL.COM/VOP17
APPLY BY Friday FEBRUARY THIRD AT NOON
Come by to learn about Tufts NIMEP (New Initiave for Middle East Peace)! We will be discussing our reserach trip to Tunisia, upcoming discussions, events, and more!
The plague of terrorism in MENA region often exploits natural resources to gain power and profit, and is sometimes caused by shortage of natural recources due to climate changes. By gaining control over prized resources they establish legitimacy in the region.