Charlotte Schallié
@cschallie.bsky.social
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Professor of Germanic Studies at UVic; community-engaged Holocaust education | human rights studies | visual storytelling | arts-based action research | care ethics | visualnarratives.org | Image credit: Barbara Yelin (Emmie Arbel. The Colour of Memory)
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A different future here is not only possible, it’s crucial — our lives depend on it. And we won’t stop fighting until we achieve it.
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2 years.
Countless meals.
Unshakable dedication.
Chef Ibrahim & Chef Anas have been with WCK’s #ChefsForGaza team since the beginning. Families like Wafaa's—displaced from Tal-al Hawa, North Gaza—continue to find comfort in their meals. Through every challenge, our team keeps showing up.
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Today marks two years since Hamas’ October 7 massacre and the start of Israel’s assault on Gaza. We asked Palestinians and Jews on our team how they felt about their home then — and how they feel now. To see the full post, click here shorturl.at/msoVq
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This Sukkot, our hope is that everyone across this land soon dismantle their temporary structures and find home again. May every single family soon live in permanent safety and peace.
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Sukkot in the displaced persons camp, Amberg, Germany, October 1947.
Sukkot in the displaced persons camp, Amberg, Germany, October 1947.
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The naturalist Jane Goodall died today at 91. Hope, she argued, is not merely “passive wishful thinking” but a “crucial survival trait.” Revisit a conversation with Goodall, from 2021: nyer.cm/F55JtsS
An image of Jane Goodall and a chimpanzee, from 1965. Photo courtesy CBS Photo Archive / Getty.
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standing-together.bsky.social
May this Yom Kippur bring us closer to a world where all of us live with freedom, safety, and peace.
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jwaonline.bsky.social
This illustation appeared on the cover of suffrage activist Selina Solomons’ 1912 book "How We Won the Vote in California."

In 5786, may we carry forward the commitment of Solomons and other Jewish women to protecting democracy and bringing a more just world into being.

Shana tova! ⭐
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nytimes.com
Robert Munsch wrote such beloved books as “The Paper Bag Princess” and “Love You Forever” by performing them to audiences of children. Now dementia is causing his tales to slip away. nyti.ms/4mc35tT
Robert Munsch, wearing round glasses and resting his head on his fingertips. A headline reads: "When Dementia Steals The Imagination of a Children's Book Writer" Photo by Haruka Sakaguchi for The New York Times
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Por cierto, en el convulso mundo en el que vivimos, no pararé de recomendaros la lectura de Emmie Arbel, el color de los recuerdos, de la artista alemana Barbara Yelin, publicado por @garbuixbooks.bsky.social y traducido por servidora.
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wck.org
WCK's team in Gaza has been working to serve as many families as we can in Gaza in the face of ongoing supply shortages. With bread, stoves, and lots of hope, Response Director Wadhah tells the story of the team's resilience and adaptability as they cook for their community. #ChefsForGaza
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One of the authors of the IHRA definition of antisemitism writes about why he opposes the way it is being adopted formally by universities as part of settlements with the Trump administration. knightcolumbia.org/content/a-ba...
A Bad Deal: By Adopting the IHRA Definition of Antisemitism, Universities are Sacrificing Academic Freedom
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jewishcurrents.bsky.social
"In Gaza, the landscape changes faster than memory can keep up ... places once familiar become unrecognizable overnight; streets you walked yesterday may not be there tomorrow."

A new essay by Abdullah Hany Daher
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A Map to a Place That No Longer Exists
In this city, there are thousands upon thousands of us, each carrying their own coordinates to somewhere that can no longer be found.
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joelhs.bsky.social
"Whether it’s in the Soviet Union or whether it is in East Germany or in the darkest places and times, writers have managed to survive. Their work has survived." www.nytimes.com/2025/08/30/m...
Arundhati Roy on How to Survive in a ‘Culture of Fear’
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cschallie.bsky.social
Our book has a cover!

Art by @mlibicki.bsky.social, design by Tamara Hawkins.

"Two Roses" will be published with @uoftpress.bsky.social in February 2026.

With gratitude to @timothysnyder.bsky.social for writing the foreword!

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“Being a journalist in Gaza is not just a job. There are no safe areas. For many, it is a balance between professional duty and the need to protect their families, knowing that each report is vital for the world to understand the reality on the ground.”

The latest from my friend Hasan Jaber in Gaza
Journalism remains a lifeline in Gaza even as scores of reporters are killed
Despite the daily dangers of the job, Gazan journalists continue to convey to the world what they see around them
www.theglobeandmail.com
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"The extraordinary actions that the government has taken in the name of fighting antisemitism, including punishing entire universities... may actually be feeding these conspiratorial, anti-Jewish beliefs." www.insidehighered.com/opinion/view...
To Fight Antisemitism, Treat Faculty as Allies (opinion)
Our research suggests the fight against antisemitism would be better served by treating faculty as allies, not antagonists, Graham Wright and Leonard Saxe write.
www.insidehighered.com
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nytimes.com
As Israel’s tactics in Gaza have increasingly provoked international condemnation, rabbis across the world are speaking out against the Israeli government’s conduct in the war, on moral and religious grounds.
Rabbis Emerge as Growing Voice of Criticism of Israel’s Tactics in Gaza
Among the recent public letters was one from dozens of Orthodox rabbis demanding “moral clarity” to what they called a humanitarian crisis.
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