Harvard / MIT teach-in on

Israel, Palestine, and the US:
Origins of the Current Crisis
and Where We Go From Here

Monday, May 6, 2002
3:30-7:00 PM, 26-100 MIT

Poster

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Texts of Speeches (not an exhaustive list)

Nancy Kanwisher's Opening Remarks at the May 6th teach-in

The text of a speech by Yosef Grodzinksy, delivered at the May 6th teach-in

The text of a speech by Faisal Chaudhry, delivered at the May 6th teach-in

Broadcast and Webcast

RealMedia WebCast of Teach-In

The teach-in will be broadcast live on MIT-Cable and will be available as a webcast 2-3 days after the event. Please follow the link below to access the RealMedia video stream (link will be activated as soon as we can make streaming video available.)

The MIT RealVideo server handles upto 400 simultaneous video streams. The webcast works with both Internet Explorer and Netscape. You must have RealPlayer installed on your PC, Mac or Unix machine to view the stream. Download the RealPlayer 8 Basic software (available free at their website). If you experience trouble with RealPlayer installation or operation, please visit the RealPlayer 8 Basic support site.

Encoded using 220 kbps Realvideo (at 15 fps) and 32 kbps RealAudio voice streams.
Video may degrade slightly on a dial-up connection, but audio should remain clear.

Archived Webcast of Noam Chomsky Lecture

Noam Chomsky, one of the featured speakers at the teach-in and a "world-renowned linguist, scholar, and political analyst" gave a lecture on "The current crises in the Middle East: What can we do?", Thursday December 14, 2001, at MIT. An archived webcast of this lecture is available at http://web.media.mit.edu/~nitin/mideast/chomsky.html along with more information about Noam Chomsky and the Middle East Crises.

Many thanks to Nitin Sawhney, for this archive and all his help with the webcast.