What Does It Mean to Stay Human?

What does prolonged political violence do to our capacity to feel, connect, imagine, trust, and create?

When violence shapes everyday life over generations, it does not only change the political landscape. It enters our relationships, our bodies, our sense of safety, and the ways we learn to see ourselves and one another.

What does it mean to stay human within such a reality?

This month, join us for a live conversation with Lina Qadri, a Palestinian artist, somatic practitioner, relationship coach, and the newest member of the Satyam core team. Living in the West Bank, Lina brings together her personal experience with many years of work exploring relationships, embodiment, emotional awareness, and personal transformation.

Together, we will explore how prolonged violence shapes our capacity to remain connected — to ourselves, to others, and to the possibility of imagining something beyond what currently exists. We will also touch on how these experiences may be shaped by the different ways women and men are socialised and expected to move through the world.

If these questions matter to you, join us.

📅 Monday, August 31
🕗 8:00 PM Jerusalem time
📍 Online (Zoom)

This is a space to listen, to learn, and to reflect.
Optional small-group discussions will follow the conversation.

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This conversation is part of Conversations with Satyam, a monthly series bringing voices from the ground into dialogue around current realities in Israel/Palestine.

Learn more about the series: (Learn more)

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