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DESCRIPTION:Donkeysaddle Projects, New Disabled South, and Adalah Justice Project will 
 launch a month-long campaign with a virtual screening of the new short 
 documentary Severed, followed by a discussion linking Palestine and 
 disability justice. The discussion will feature Mohamad Saleh (protagonist 
 and co-producer of "Severed"), Dom Kelly (ED of New Disabled South), Sandra 
 Tamari (ED of Adalah Justice Project) and Jen Deerinwater (ED of Crushing 
 Colonialism)\n\nProduced by Donkeysaddle Projects, +972 Magazine, and The 
 Nation in partnership with Just Vision, Severed (2025) follows the story of 
 Mohamad Saleh, a teenager from Gaza who lost his leg at 12 and survived 
 five Israeli military assaults. In those attacks, he lost his home, close 
 family members, and best friends. His story is not only one of personal 
 loss, but a reflection of the thousands of Palestinians disabled by 
 Israel’s ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. \n\nFollowing the 
 screening, there will be a live panel discussion with Severed protagonist 
 and co-producer, Mohammad Salah, Executive Director of New Disabled South, 
 Dom Kelly, Executive Director of Adalah Justice Project, Sandra Tamari, and 
 Founding Executive Director of Crushing Colonialism,’ Jen 
 Deerinwater.\n\nAs we near the second anniversary of the relentless 
 genocide in Gaza, our panel will dig deep and connect the linkages between 
 the disability justice movement in the US and the mass disabling of 
 Palestinians occurring in Gaza right now. \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2025/09/24/18880178.php
SUMMARY:Virtual Screening of the film "Severed" + Panel discussion
LOCATION:Zoom\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/yCgsvWSdQteVt6p1fAtoOA#/registration
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2025/09/24/18880178.php
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