Film (We Are Them) and Panel Discussion Sponsored by Academic Programs: Taking Back Empire, Comparative Literature and World Cinema, Moving Toward Health, Psychology of Gender and Sexuality. Location: Sem 2 D-1105, Evergreen State College Campus Free and open to the public Rachel Corrie (1979-2003), Evergreen student and human rights activist, was killed by an Israeli […]

Our colleagues at the Mideast Focus Film Series at St. Mark's Cathedral in Seattle will commemorate the twentieth anniversary of Rachel's death with a film screening and discussion of the film Tantura: "When Israeli graduate student Teddy Katz meticulously documented a massacre of Palestinian civilians surrounding Israel's independence, he was initially celebrated for his groundbreaking work. But soon, he […]

RCF is exited to join our friends at Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) at the weekly peace vigil. There will be signs remembering Rachel, and advocating for peace and justice. You're welcome to bring your own signs. FOR encourages people to remain healthy and wear masks.

The Rachel Corrie Foundation for Peace and Justice will mark Rachel’s 44th birthday with a celebration of the foundation’s 20 years of work in the Olympia community and beyond - and with a look to the future. Participate with us! Hear from our community, from those who have worked with us, and from those who […]

Two writers, one Palestinian and one Jewish, exploring ways to move forward. Nada Elia and Alice Rothchild have published books in the last year that focus on Palestine/Israel in two very different ways. Alice's is a young-adult novel, while Nada's is a nonfiction exploration and analysis. What the books have in common in addition to […]