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HonestReporting Canada Insider Briefing with Hen Mazzig

Exploring intersectionality & anti-Israel propaganda

Join HonestReporting Canada for our March 2021 Insider Briefing with Hen Mazzig: Intersectionality & Anti-Israel propaganda. Hen Mazzig will tackle one of the most provocative topics in Israel education and advocacy today: intersectionality, or the collaboration between progressive groups and the anti-Israel movement. This talk will provoke and challenge, but it will be one of the best presentations you’ve heard on Israel! The webinar is free for all to attend. WHEN: Sunday, March 21, 1pm eastern WHO: All are welcome, no cost HOW TO JOIN: LINK: zoom.us/j/92928347667 PHONE: 647-374-4685 Webinar ID: 929 2834 7667 About Hen Mazzig: Hen Mazzig is an Israeli writer, international speaker, social media activist and advocate. Hen’s family comes from Iraq and North Africa (Berber Jews from Tunisia), giving him a unique background for his talks, in which he shares his family’s story and the story of 850,000 Jewish refugees from Arab countries.

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