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Who needs Zionist doxxers when The Chronicle will do it for free?
On 7 October 2026, Duke Academics and Staff for Justice in Palestine (Duke ASJP) submitted to the Duke University student paper, The Chronicle, the following letter challenging a story that doxxed a faculty member while covering an event the previous evening with a known Zionist harasser. The editor-in-chief, Dylan Halper, published The Chronicle story in the early hours of…
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photo by Mousan 7 October 2026, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Durham, North Carolina Duke Academics and Staff for Justice in Palestine (DASJP) join with members of the campus and community on 7 October 2026 to mark over 100 years of Palestinian resistance to Western and Zionist colonization and three years of Israeli genocide against Palestinians in Gaza,…
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Statement on PPD Policy
Duke Academics and Staff for Justice in Palestine calls on Duke University to immediately abolish its Pickets, Protests, and Demonstrations (PPD) policy. The policy bans “disruptive” protest and requires demonstrations to be registered in advance, with violations carrying severe penalties, including possible expulsion. In practice, PPD has had a chilling effect on free expression and…
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MOVE YOUR MONEY: How-To
If you’re hoping to shift your Duke retirement account into options that better reflect your personal values, here are the simple steps to get started through Fidelity: 1. Log in to your Duke retirement account Go to www.netbenefits.com/duke and sign in with your Duke credentials. 2. Open the “BrokerageLink” option Inside your account, select your 403(b) or…
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Palestine Teach-In
art by Marah Khaled, untitled, 2025; @marahza91 on Instagram, @mar80549 on X FAQs Is this open to non-Duke community members? Yes! Community members are highly encouraged to attend. Is the event free? This event is free but we are collecting small cash or Venmo donations at the door to help us cover the cost of the…