Nochi Motoharu and Deema Assef Spoke to Sijal about their fascinating reforestation work in Jordan. By applying the Miyawaki method, their project seeks to offer a sustainable alternative to urban landscaping.
We host lectures and cultural activities every week in the Fall and Spring terms, and twice a week in the Summer Intensive programs. The lectures span history, politics, music, literature, journalism, sociology, environmental issues, and much more! We’ve been honored to host a number of notable speakers at Sijal, and a non-exhaustive list of lectures that have been held in the past can be found below.
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Earlier Event: November 15
Art, Climbing, and Walking in Palestine and Jordan
Later Event: December 6
Integration of Social Groups in Jordan: Black People as a Case Study