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Danna Masad is an architect and doctoral researcher at Tampere University and part of the project 'Dwelling with Crisis: Home at Spaces of Chronic Violence' (HOMCRI). Her current research examines the practice of herding as a mode of home-making and un-making in the occupied West Bank. Masad has substantial experience in earth architectural practice and teaching at the university level. She has served on the board of directors of a few Palestinian institutions, including Khalil Al-Sakakini Cultural Center, Birzeit University’s Institute for Women Studies, and Sakiya: Art, Science and Agriculture. Masad is part of the Palestine Research Group (GoCEP) and the Space and Political Agency Research Group (SPARG) at Tampere University. Her research interests cross disciplinary boundaries in political geography, political ecology, landscape studies, Indigenous studies, settler-colonial studies and architecture.
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Masad, D. & Dajani, M. (2024) “ʼinjaṣa Cisterns as Vessels of Knowledge: How Palestinian Traditional Building Knowledge Endures” in Arab Modern: Architecture and the Project of Independence, edited by Nadi Abusaada and Wesam Al Asali. Zurich: gta Verlag,
Dader, K., Ghantous, W., Masad, D., Joronen, M., Kallio, K. P., Riding, J., & Vainikka, J. (2024). Topologies of scholasticide in Gaza: education in spaces of elimination. Fennia - International Journal of Geography, 202(1), 1–12. https://doi.org/10.11143/fennia.147002