Appearances

Karima Bennoune fait une deuxième tournée en France entre le 25 mai et le 2 juin pour présenter son livre Votre Fatwa ne s’applique pas içi, avec des débats prévus à Rouen, Toulouse, Grasse et Paris entre autres.

25 mai, Rouen

Auditorium de la médiathèque Simone de Beauvoir à 18h : conférence-débat “Un combat universel contre le fondamentalisme et pour les droits humains”

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26 mai, Toulouse
  • Histoires non-dites de la lutte contre l’intégrisme - La Chapelle / L’Atelier Idéal : 14H30 - 16H30
  • Librairie Ellipses : 18H - 19h30

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29 mai, Grasse
  • Rencontre et débat à 18h30 à la Villa Fragonard (entrée libre) Séance de dédicaces à l’issue de la conférence.

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1er Juin, Paris

Changement de lieu pour plus de commodités

Rencontre et débat à 18h30 avec Karima Bennoune : La place centrale de la Résistance contre les fondamentalismes et l’intégrisme.

Karima Bennoune sera en France ​du 7​ au ​15 mars​,​ pour présenter son livre Votre Fatwa Ne S’Applique Pas Içi, paru ​récemment ​​aux éditions Temps Présent. ​

Des rencontres et débats auront lieu à ​Lille, ​Paris, Marseille, ​ Rennes​, ​Lyon, et encore Paris.

7 mars, Lille

autempslire.com

9 mars, Paris,

Librairie le Divan

10 mars, Paris

Journée International des Droits des Femmes 2018

12 mars, Marseille

Café des Femmes

13 mars, Rennes

culturedelapaix.org

14 mars, Lyon

France Maghreb les chemins de la rencontre

15 mars, Paris

Le Fonds pour les Femmes en Méditerranée fête ses 10 ans!

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Rencontre débat avec Karima Bennoune pour la parution de son ouvrage “Votre fatwa ne s’applique pas ici” paru aux éditions Temps Présent. Le vendredi 9 mars à partir de 19h

Friday, March 9 at 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM UTC+01

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MY TEDx talk was featured on the TED website as Editor’s Choice last June, this talk at TEDxExeter is an update to that talk.

I appeared on HuffPost Live to discss the Texas Attack

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Fri, Apr 17 2015 - 12:00pm

Bonnie Joy Kaslan, Consul General, Turkey
Karima Bennoune, Professor of International Law, UC Davis; Author, Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here
Karaman Mamand, Kurdish Human Rights Lawyer; Educator, Researcher
Maher Kalaji, Ph.d., Jordanian
Dina Ibrahim, PhD; Educator, Media Analyst – Moderator
Additional Panelists TBA

The meteoric rise of the Islamic State has had a disastrous effect on the lives of those caught in its path. With a zone of control stretching across the border of Syria and Iraq, ISIS has brought its violence to bear on the diverse mix of peoples who had called the terror group’s newest fiefdoms home: Kurds and Yazidis, both Shia and Sunni Muslims, and Coptic Christians have all been brutalized by the terror group and its affiliates. As the region’s strongest political actors – Jordan, Egypt, and Turkey – find themselves ineluctably drawn into the conflict, their representatives must weigh the risks that forceful intervention and purposeful disengagement carry. Come take part as our insightful panel discusses the catastrophe of ISIS in both human and political terms.

I appeared on the “All In with Chris Hayes” show on MSNBC discussing the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris.

I appeared on MSNBC discussing satire in the face of terrorism.

I was on Huffington Post Live today discussing the attacks in Paris.

I will be on MSNBC’s The Rundown with Jose Diaz-Balart at 10:40 AM and on MSNBC’s The Cycle sometime between 3 and 4 tomorrow to discuss the attack.

The keynote talk for the “Defying Extremism” conference focusing on how moderate Muslims, women and their allies can stand up to violent extremism. Bennoune is presented as part of the Joan B. Kroc Distinguished Lecture Series at the Institute for Peace and Justice at the University of San Diego.

Link to this video

Faith Adiele presenter, acceptance speech given by Karima Bennoune, Dayton Literary Peace Prize Nonfiction Winner for Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here. The awards banquet was held at the Schuster Performing Arts Center in Dayton, Ohio, on Sunday, November 9, 2014.

Link to this video on the Dayton Literary Peace Prize website

TED.com has featured my TED Talk video and posted a blog post on their site.

Click here to read the post: TED.COM, and below is the video.

MY TEDx talk was featured on the TED website as Editor’s Choice in June.

I was recently on the BBC program, “Thinking Aloud.” Here’s the show description:

Laurie Taylor talks to Karima Bennoune, US Professor of Law and author of a groundbreaking book which addresses resistance to religious extremism in Muslim majority contexts. Over a 3 year period, she interviewed nearly 300 people from almost 30 countries, from Afghanistan to Mali, Egypt, Israel/Palestine, Niger and Russia.They include teachers, journalists, doctors, musicians, street vendors and women’s rights activists - some of whom have risked death. Her subjects range from the secular to the devout, yet all share a desire to challenge religion inspired violence and oppression. She’s joined by Professor Stephen Vertigans, a sociologist who has studied Islamic movements globally.

Click here to listen to the show.

I spoke at the Commonwealth Club of California in San Francisco and C-Span broadcast the video.

Click here to watch it online: www.c-spanvideo.org

As part of their “Beyond the Headlines and Women, Peace and Security” series, I recently spoke at the International Peace Institute in New York City. Here is the video:

Aconversation on untold stories from the resistence to Muslim fundamentalism, featuring Bennoune and Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka. Moderated by LMU professors Najwa al-Qattan and Amir Hussein.

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