Arab Conference at Harvard

Arab Conference at Harvard The Arab Conference at Harvard is the largest annual pan-Arab conference in North America. Visit https://acharvard.com for information. https://acharvard.com/

🌟 We’re proud to have the Harvard Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Arwa Yemeni Coffee, Lucid Motors, ArabArb, & Elraya...
04/19/2026

🌟 We’re proud to have the Harvard Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Arwa Yemeni Coffee, Lucid Motors, ArabArb, & Elrayah Apparel as Community Sponsors for !

🌟 We’re excited to announce one of our panels for : “Arbitrating the Arab World: International Dispute Resolution as a ...
04/19/2026

🌟 We’re excited to announce one of our panels for : “Arbitrating the Arab World: International Dispute Resolution as a Tool and a Career.” featuring Lilian Khoury, May Khoury, and Cherine Foty.

Hosted by ArabArb and led by members of its Board, this interactive workshop will introduce participants to the fundamentals of international arbitration and provide practical guidance on how to get involved in the field. Panelists will break down what arbitration is, how it functions in practice, and why it plays a critical role in resolving global disputes. The session will also focus on career pathways, offering advice on networking and entering the legal profession, with a particular emphasis on the experiences of Arabs in law. Speakers will highlight the importance of representation, including gender equity, mentorship, and community-building in shaping a more inclusive and accessible arbitration landscape. The workshop will conclude with an open Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to engage directly with panelists and seek tailored advice.

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🌟 We’re excited to share an panel with the Asala Dabke Group titled: “Rhythm, Resistance, Representation: Arab Heritag...
04/19/2026

🌟 We’re excited to share an panel with the Asala Dabke Group titled: “Rhythm, Resistance, Representation: Arab Heritage Through Dabke and Beyond” moderated by Adel Hamaizia.

The act of preserving tradition takes on new meaning. This session examines Dabke not simply as performance, but as an embodied form of cultural continuity and resistance.

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04/19/2026

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🌟 We’re excited to announce one of our panels for : “Arabs in Tech Networking Panel.” featuring Sarah Rashid, Hazem Mur...
04/18/2026

🌟 We’re excited to announce one of our panels for : “Arabs in Tech Networking Panel.” featuring Sarah Rashid, Hazem Murad, Abdulrahman Abushaban, & Diana Nassar, moderated by Norah Al Hussain.

This panel brings together Arab leaders across top technology companies, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta, to share their journeys, insights, and lessons from building successful careers in the global tech industry. Through a candid conversation, speakers will discuss navigating competitive environments, leveraging cultural identity as a strength, and seizing opportunities in fast moving, high impact roles.

The panel will also explore practical strategies for breaking into tech, growing within large organizations, and developing both technical and leadership skills. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of different career paths, from engineering to product and beyond, while also building meaningful connections within the Arab tech community.

This session is designed to be both insightful and interactive, offering students and young professionals the chance to learn directly from those shaping the future of technology.

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🌟 We’re excited to have Abdulrahman Abushaban for this weekend! Abdulrahman Abushaban is the SWANA ERG Leader at Colum...
04/18/2026

🌟 We’re excited to have Abdulrahman Abushaban for this weekend!

Abdulrahman Abushaban is the SWANA ERG Leader at Columbia University, where he leads community-building efforts, organizes cultural programming, and works with institutional leadership to advocate for representation and policy change. A Palestinian American researcher, he supports and advocates for SWANA students on campus and has worked with the Arab Tech Collective to connect student groups with professionals in the field and help launch its student chapter. He is a Research Lab Manager at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, where he has worked since 2022. His work spans neuroscience, immunology, and radiation damage biology, and he brings a perspective at the intersection of research, institutions, and community in technical spaces.

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We are having a last minute ACH Gala ticket sale for ! These tickets are limited and will run out fast. The link is on ...
04/18/2026

We are having a last minute ACH Gala ticket sale for ! These tickets are limited and will run out fast.

The link is on the website at www.acharvard.com, secure your spot now! 🌟

We are having a last minute ACH Gala ticket sale for ! These tickets are limited and will ran out fast. The link is on ...
04/18/2026

We are having a last minute ACH Gala ticket sale for ! These tickets are limited and will ran out fast.

The link is on the website at www.acharvard.com, secure your spot now! 🌟

🌟 We’re excited to announce one of our panels for : “Arabs in Finance Networking Panel.” featuring Mohamed Khalil and A...
04/18/2026

🌟 We’re excited to announce one of our panels for : “Arabs in Finance Networking Panel.” featuring Mohamed Khalil and Ameen Amin, moderated by Eman Muamar.

The Arabs in Finance Networking Panel will bring together Arab professionals working across the broader financial landscape, from global banking and payments to investment and venture capital, with the aim of exploring the many career pathways shaping the industry today. Panelists will share insights from their professional journeys, reflect on trends shaping the worlds of finance and investing, and offer guidance to students and early-career professionals interested in entering the field. The session will feature an interactive discussion focused on mentorship, representation, and innovation while simultaneously enabling the audience to build meaningful networks within the Arab finance community.

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🌟 We’re excited to announce one of our panels for : “Recovery and Reconstruction: Post-War Dynamics in Syria” featuring...
04/18/2026

🌟 We’re excited to announce one of our panels for : “Recovery and Reconstruction: Post-War Dynamics in Syria” featuring Raed Al Saleh, moderated by Hussein M. Hachem.

In this conversation, we engage with Syria’s Minister of Emergency and Disaster Management to examine the role of the transitional government in shaping the country’s path forward. The discussion will explore strategies for early recovery, long-term reconstruction, and the complex process of transitional justice after more than 14 years of conflict and devastation.

Key questions include: What concrete plans are in place to facilitate the return of refugees, dismantle displacement camps, and restore stability across the country? How is the government approaching transitional justice, and what explains the absence of accountability for many of the crimes committed during the conflict?

The dialogue will also confront deeper political questions: Does the current government genuinely reflect the aspirations of the revolution, or does it represent a broader set of internal and external power dynamics? And ultimately, can the outcome in Syria today be understood as a realization of the revolution’s goals, or as a reflection of competing regional and international interests?

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