In this episode of Marginalized Notes, we speak with storyteller, activist, and human rights advocate Sobhi Khatib. Sobhi has a rich background in psychology and human rights, and lecutured courses on Activism, Social movements, diversity, and inclusion as well as other topics Wageningen University in Amersterdam. As co-founder of The Hummus Academy and a board member at 7amleh, Sobhi is deeply involved in connecting culture with activism and supporting digital awareness for activists. He is also a regional specialist at Het Actiefonds, where he supports global movements with training and resources for impactful change.

In this episode, Sobhi reflects on his journey from childhood activism in Palestine to embracing storytelling as a powerful medium for advocacy for human rights in the western context. He shares his vision of using personal narratives to challenge established narratives and reimagine Palestine through joy and cultural pride.

Topics include:

The value of stories in building and fostering counternarratives

Gastrodiplomacy: Diplomacy through food at The Hummus Academy

How personal stories humanize political struggles and resonate with broader audiences

The challenges of activism in Palestine and building global solidarity

The difference between activism in Europe and elsewhere

Reimagining advocacy for Palestine

Reflections on the Students' movement

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