A new mother and scholar of forced displacement writes about Israel’s mass murder of Palestinian children in Gaza.

 

How the AI industry in Israel fuels the occupation and fuels violent border policy in the rest of the world.

 

Access to legal reprieve for immigrant survivors of trafficking has long been difficult, but under the Trump administration, they faced an unprecedented risk of harm.

 

Climate Change & Migration, for Arab Center Washington, DC

The climate crisis is an amplifier of global disadvantage — most people displaced will remain in situations of chronic poverty and protracted conflict the Global South.

 

The gendered costs of anti-refugee policies like Title 42 need to be acknowledged and addressed.

 

The Human Toll of Refuge,

in The New Humanitarian

Long after conflicts slip from global attention, the displaced continue to pay the price— a reflection on borders, racism and the promise of refuge in light of Ukranian exodus.

 

For the majority of the world’s displaced, to be forced to leave home is to contend with a global patchwork of unequal borders designed to exclude those who need resources and stability from countries that have it.

 

Increased and more violent border policing does not work. It is time to abolish it.

 

It’s expensive, ineffective, and discriminatory.


 

We must divest from policies that treat immigrants as a threat in favor of policies that invest in them as people

Other Public Writing

Racism and the Blocked Refuge of the Displaced of the Middle East, 2022, Arab Center Washington DC

The Problem with Behavioral Incentives, in Works in Progress, 2018

Hope Canal, in Middle East Research and Information Project with Mona Orabi, 2015

Egypt Two Years Later in Literal Magazine, 2013

Advocacy & Media Coverage