About the exhibition

This exhibit follows storytelling style, just like my ancestors shared knowledge and teachings. The installation suggests a chronological order telling the story of the encampment, and suggests the participant experience it in a specific order.

What you see in the exhibition is a compilation of collective memories of lucha from participants of the Encampment at MIT.
The story is not mine, but ours: teachers, staff, students, strangers supporting the encampment, of other encampments worldwide, of members in the flotillas, those organizing mutual aid and protests, educating others, having difficult conversations, of ancestors that also resisted and survived, of the Palestinians that refuse to disappear.

At the end, you will find an exhibition within this exhibition. Reflections of the movement seen through the lens of another Indigenous Student.