Mulmul Collective

Cornell University's premiere multilingual multimedia collective and magazine

Mulmul Collective

we center non-Anglophone literature, arts, and culture—especially those native to areas impacted by cultural imperialism, colonialism, and erasure.

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Cornell only: Vote Now for Cornell to call for a ceasefire in Gaza and divest from its investments in weapons companies. Happy March 8, International Women's Day! Here are Mulmul e-board's women's day picks: women whose work brings multicultural narratives into their fields, resisting Western imperial hegemony. Spotlight a WOC in the comments below! UPDATE: WE WILL RELOCATE TO WSH MAIN LOBBY TO JOIN THE STUDENT OCCUPATION DEMANDING CORNELL'S ACCOUNTABILITY TO PALESTINE! FIND US THERE. Love is resistance. Bring your original or favorite poems and songs responding to forces of imperialism, colonialism, occupation, and erasure. Mushaira hosted by @mulmulcornell on Saturday, December 2nd at 5-7 pm in Willard Straight Hall, International Lounge (Room 414). Come join us at the filming of Susan Youssef’s Habibi (2011) tomorrow to honor Palestinian art, their voices of resilience & love and the solidarity that exists among us. Thursday at 5:45 PM in Rockefeller 105! for our inaugural issue, we want to highlight creative voices in multilingual, multicultural narratives. are you a writer or a poet? send in your entry for the mulmul magazine! are you a musician or fashionista? we can feature you on the mulmul spotlight! would you like to be a part of editing, photographing, and producing for the magazine? our dms are open! the optional theme for this year is salam. join mulmul in saying salam to the world. In light of the current intensified moments of Israel’s decades-long siege on Gaza, we highlight Palestinian words that have resisted Israel’s U.S.-backed colonial regime of ethnic cleansing, violent displacement, military occupation, and land theft through the years, including an art piece (seventh slide) by a Palestinian Cornell community member who would wish to stay anonymous. Resistance is survival; resistance is a right. bring your snacks, vibes, friends and come join us for a film screening of Saim Sadiq's Joyland (2022) this Thursday at 6pm in Rockefeller 112! Eid Mubarak! The crescent moon sighting, prayer, shopping, and gathering are all part of the Islamic festival of Eid-ul-Fitr celebrated at the end of a month of fasting. Learn more about Orientalist art, its impacts, and swipe to see how Orientalist and Mughal art depicted Eid-ul-Fitr. Here are details of the artworks: Noor Jehan, a Pakistani undergrad and mulmul member has worked with Cornell dining to design a nine-dish menu of Pakistani foods that she grew up making at home! Come tomorrow for dinner @ Toni Morrison for the most memorable meal swipe. Along with her delicious desi food, enjoy a music performance by SPICMACAY, with their beautiful vocals and instruments. Drop in anytime between 5-8:30pm for this all-you-can eat night to remember!! 🇵🇰🥳🥗🥘🥂
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