Photo: Saraste A current aspect of my research is exploring the friction between multiple perceptions of images past and present. "The Contested Image and Competing Perceptions: How can we read an image?" will be shared in the session: “Moving Towards Home: The Feminist Imaginary from Palestine to the Movement for Black Lives” at the 2017 National Women's Studies Association (NWSA) Annual Conference: ​40 YEARS AFTER COMBAHEE: Feminist Scholars and Activists Engage the Movemen

Employing the digital tools used in spatial history, such as GIS and geospatial mapping, to produce new understandings of conflicts, transnational participation and political movements, Sabah's project asks: what does it mean to map the subaltern? Through extensive fieldwork in Lebanon and Pakistan over two years, she gathered a collection of subaltern testimonies and multi-modal evidence that contributes new material to transnational explorations of the Palestinian armed str