Hannah Redekop

CPT Communications Associate

We make it make sense

In the midst of chaos, horror, and the most frustrating of blatant lies and smokescreens, our relationships with one another validate our reality, solidify our commitments, and give us strength to continue the brace act of truth-telling.

Mothers who resist

Sunday is Mother’s Day in many places around the world. May we all live into the spirit of mothering, embodying the strength of these mothers and committing to nurture the next generation into a world of justice, kindness, and peace.

Finding the light

This film is a special window into Palestinian resistance and resilience, from our teammate’s clandestine filming through checkpoints and brave confrontation of soldiers

A woman cups her mouth while shouting at a pro palestine protest

Justice will come through people

I have never seen a more hopeful future than I have in the way that Palestinians in Gaza have cared for one another and have shown us what humanity is.

An ebook with the cover of the book Crosshairs by Catherine Hernandez, leaning on a cup of tea

Finding our place in dystopian reality

In Catherine Hernandez’s book Crosshairs, we are invited to come face to face with how we respond to the discomfort of holding power

Do you see us now?

The Israeli military withdrew from the al-Shifa hospital complex after a two-week raid. Eye-witnesses tell of a hellscape.

Murdered by the empire

Today is Good Friday, the day in Western Christian traditions that commemorates Jesus’ crucifixion on the cross. This day is most widely understood as a personal sacrifice that Jesus took on to atone for the sins of the world.

Fasting while Palestinians starve

May we demand a world where everyone has the right to break their fast in peace, surrounded by loved ones, and nourishing food.

This photograph was taken in March 2012, in the aftermath of Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip in March 2012.

It’s not about the underwear

In the midst of the rubble, Israeli soldiers loot through Palestinian homes and take pictures with women’s underwear to plaster across social media. As if the death and destruction were not enough, the fetishization and humiliation of women continue posthumously.

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