The Prison Narratives of Assad’s Syria: Voices, Texts, Publics (SYRASP)

The Prison Narratives of Assad’s Syria: Voices, Texts, Publics (SYRASP)

SYRASP explores the sociopolitical, legal, and cultural significance of the diverse networks and practices by which Syrians and their allies have produced, and continue to produce, prison narratives: works of literature, testimonies and oral histories, artworks, archives, protests, images, films, and digital and audiovisual works that represent incarceration, torture, and forced disappearance under the Assad regime, which ruled Syria 1970-2024. At their core, prison narratives respond to that regime’s carceral system – one of the most sustained and brutal assaults on human rights in modern history. The project documents and analyzes past and contemporary prison narratives as acts of resistance, solidarity, and memory that continue to shape Syrians’ struggle for truth, dignity, and justice.

Working with Syrian writers, intellectuals, activists, and artists in the European Union, SYRASP builds on the growing canon of Syrian prison literature and its evolving scholarly and civic importance. As an interdisciplinary and collaborative project, SYRASP employs methods from literary studies, cultural anthropology, ethics, and critical data studies. It bridges the worlds of academia and civil society to promote knowledge exchange and joint research with Syrian-led organizations in Europe. The project tracks the political, aesthetic, and affective lives of prison stories across diverse platforms and networks. Examples of works under study include names and memories smuggled out of detention centers; published memoirs; courtroom testimonies; narratives shared via YouTube, films, TED Talks, and podcasts; artistic and civic protests in Europe and Syria; and archival websites that preserve and analyze prison testimonies. By approaching such narratives as dynamic, living practices, SYRASP traces how Syrians use them to remember the political violence of the past, to reimagine identity and belonging inside and outside Syria, and to envision a more just and inclusive future. 

This project is an investigation funded by the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (Grant Agreement No. 851393), hosted by the Forum Transregionale Studien (Forum), and related to EUME.

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SYRASP Team

Anne-Marie McManus

Principal Investigator
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anne.marie.mcmanus(at)trafo-berlin.de
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Eylaf Bader Eddin

Postdoctoral Researcher 
(July 2022-June 2024)
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Clara Abai

Student Assistant
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clara.abai(at)trafo-berlin.de

 

Wendy Pearlman

Ethics Advisor
Northwestern University
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Nahed Samour

Ethics Advisor & DPO
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
nahed.samour(at)rewi.hu-berlin.de
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Christian Boulanger

Ethics Advisor & DPO
Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory
boulanger(at)lhlt.mpg.de
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Aya Labanieh

Associate Member
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Publications

McManus, Anne-Marie, Khaled Barakeh, Brigitte Herremans, and Guevara Namer, Presenting Absence: A Conversation, Berlin, March 2022, in: Third Text (2025), pp. 1-17.

Bader Eddin, Eylaf, Sijniyya: New Prison Songs in Sednaya, in: Regards 32 (2025), pp. 105-174. 

McManus, Anne-Marie, Towards Syrian-led Transitional Justice, in: TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research, 19 December 2024.

Bader Eddin, Eylaf, السجنية السورية: موسيقا ما بعد السجن , in: عقد ٌ من الفنون: أوراق  بحثية عن اإلنتاج الفني السوري, ed. حنان قصاب حسن, Damascus/Etterbeek, 2024, pp. 17-124.

CLCweb Special Issue “Comparative Approaches to Prison Literatures in the MENA and its Diasporas”, edited by Anne-Marie McManus and Brahim El Guabli, including these articles:

Bader Eddin, Eylaf, Translating the Language of the Syrian Revolution (2011/12), De Gruyter, 2023.

Barakeh, Khaled and Anne-Marie McManus, VOCAL. On the MUTE Installation, in: Wolfgang Kaleck and Patrick Kroker (ed.): Syrische Staatsfolter vor Gericht. Syrian State Torture on Trial, Bonn: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, 2023, pp. 122- 135 (Arabic version on pp. 96-109, German version on pp. 134-179).

McManus, Anne-Marie, Al-nuzuh: Displacement as Keyword, in: Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication, 15:4, 8 November 2022, pp. 455-466.

Bader Eddin, Eylaf, Al-Abad: On the Ongoing, in: Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication, 15:4, 8 November 2022, pp. 367-376.

McManus, Anne-Marie, Trauma and the 1980s in Arabic Literary Studies, in: TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research, 9 June 2022.

McManus, Anne-Marie, Readings in Syrian Prison Literature: The Poetics of Human Rights. R. Shareah Taleghani (Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 2021), in: International Journal of Middle East Studies,53:4, 2021, pp. 705-707. (Book Review)

McManus, Anne-Marie, On the Ruins of What’s to Come, I Stand: Time and Devastation in Syrian Cultural Production since 2011, in: Critical Inquiry, 48:1, Autumn 2021, pp. 45-67.

McManus, Anne-Marie,Death is Hard Work: Insolvent Violence and the Persistence of Literature, in: Read Respond, July 2021.

McManus, Anne-Marie, Becoming Assemblies in Contemporary Syria, in: Books and Ideas, 22 February 2021.

News

Interview with Anne-Marie McManus by Yezid Sayigh:
The Assads’ Houses of Death, Diwan, 13.01.2025.

Hannah El-Hitami on a SYRASP workshop:
Syrische Kultur in Deutschland: Töne der Menschlichkeit bewahren, taz.de, 08.08.2023.
Ex-Syrian Prisoners Reunite With Music as Their Balm, New Lines Magazine, 08.08.2023.
Repost on the TRAFO Blog on 24.08.2023

Episode of the Justice Visions Podcast on The Syrian Gulag: Reality and Narratives about the Prison System, hosted by Brigitte Herremans, guests: Artino, Jaber Baker, Uğur Ümit Üngör and SYRASP PI Anne-Marie McManus (30 June 2022).

Call for Expressions of Interest: SYRASP Working Group 2022-2023: Prison Narrative and the Archive

Call for Papers: Special Issue "Comparative Approaches to the Prison Literatures of the Middle East, North Africa, and Their Diasporas" of CLC Web (Comparative Literature and Culture), edited by Anne-Marie McManus (PI of SYRASP) and Brahim El Guabli (Williams College)

 

 

Syria After the Assad Regime: Community Voices, Research Methods, and Digital Tools

SYRASP Online Workshop Series for Researchers and Civil Society Groups (June 2025-June 2026)

6 June 2025, 4.30-6 pm | Internal Launch Session with the The Lab

12 June 2025, 4.30-6 pm | Marianne Samaha (Freie Universität Berlin): Making Sense of Lived Experience: Grounded Theory, Narrative Interviews and Reflexivity in Refugee Research

30 June 2025, 6.15-7.45 pm | Wendy Pearlman (SYRASP Ethics Advisor / Northwestern University): The Home I Worked to Make: Voices from the Syrian Diaspora, part of the lecture series “Syria at a Crossroads”

24 Sep 2025, 3-5 pm | Anika Walke (Carnegie Mellon University): Oral History in the Aftermath of Mass Violence: Methodology, Analysis, Ethics

18 Nov 2025, 5.30-7 pm | Sharon M. Leon (Michigan State University): From Scholar to System to Scale: Generating Meso-level Historical Data to Recover the Lived Experiences of Enslaved People

More dates following soon.

The Workshop Series is organized in collaboration with the Lab for the Study of Violence. Please contact syrasp[at]trafo-berlin.de to register.

To read the abstract of the SYRASP Online Workshop Series 2025/2026, click on "read more".

Abstract

In December 2024, the Assad regime was suddenly overthrown, triggering new hopes and anxieties about Syrian politics and society. In the ensuing months, social and economic divisions, sectarian discourses, and violence have persisted—legacies of a fifty-year old dictatorship and of more than a decade of military conflict in Syria. At the same time, activists and family groups have brought their struggle for information on Syria’s thousands of forcibly disappeared home. For the first time, these groups are openly demanding a national transitional justice process within the borders of their country. The post-Assad era is also a new chapter in activist practices that reach back to 2011 and earlier, including the documentation of violence and forced disappearance, cultural production, oral histories, and archive and database creation. Freed of regime surveillance, community groups are mobilizing inside the country to document local memory, opening new possibilities for collaboration and exchange with centers of Syrian activism abroad.

Researchers and civil society groups in SYRASP’s network are not separate from these processes. The 2025-2026 workshop series acknowledges the deep uncertainty and rapid change that has, to date, characterized the post-Assad era, as well as the political continuities that shape this present. As such, it aims to open a collaborative space, bridging academe and civil society, for the sharing of methodologies, digital tools, and concepts that support work in the documentation of violence; transitional justice; knowledge production; database and archive creation; and the development of conceptual vocabularies for Syrian politics beyond the Assad regime. As part of SYRASP’s ongoing collaboration with the Lab for the Study of Violence, this exchange is open to researchers, activists, archivists, and civil society initiatives engaged in equitable, non-extractive forms of knowledge production in and for Syria and its global diaspora. The themes of the series will evolve with the interests of participating members:

  • Methodologies and ethics in the documentation, analysis, and representation of mass violence;
  • Community engagement and ownership in knowledge production after war and dictatorship;
  • The roles and ethics of oral history and memory-work in transitional societies;
  • Investigative methods and data infrastructures for non-state digital platforms and archives;
  • New histories of Syria and emerging cultural practices after the Assad regime.

Invited speakers will include researchers and activists whose work directly addresses Syria. We also invite academics and civil society initiatives who are engaged in other global contexts—from Northern Ireland to Palestine, Belarus to Thailand—as well as in the fields of post-conflict archiving, oral history, and data infrastructures to share their insights and lessons with the group. 

SYRASP Working Group 2022-2024 – Prison Narrative and the Archive

Description of the Working Group

To learn more about the individual sessions, click on "read more".

20 Oct 2022, 2-4 pm | Introductory Session

24 Nov 2022, 2-4 pm | Samad Alavi (University of Oslo): Lyric Testimony, Fictive Memory: Remembering and Forgetting the 1988 Prison Massacre in Iran

08 Dec 2022, 2-4 pm | Carceral Humanitarianism: A Discussion of the Film Chauka, Please Tell Us the Time, moderated by Basit Iqbal (McMaster University)

16 Mar 2023, 2-4 pm | Nour Al-Halabi (American University of Beirut): Archives of the Disappeared, Made Visible Again

27 Apr 2023, 2-4 pm | Adélie Chevée (European University Institute, Geneva): Narratives of Imprisonment in Syrian Protest Archives

11 May 2023, 2-4 pm | Yasmin Kherfi (London School of Economics): Collective Memory at the Margins: The Struggle Against Forced Disappearance in Transnational Perspective

15 Jun 2023, 2-4 pm | Gizem Sivri (Freie Universität Berlin / Stanford University): Tracing Ottoman Prison Reform (1840-1918): Failed or Achieved?

13 July 2023, 2-4 pm | Gasser Abdel-Razeq & Rim Naguib (Forum Transregionale Studien / EUME Fellow): Sign al-Nisa: A Conversation About Experiences of Women in Egypt's Prisons, Past and Present

14 Sep 2023, 2-4 pm | Charlotte Al-Khalili (University of Sussex): Ethnographic Explorations of the Syrian Revolution and its Carceral System: Methodological Challenges and Theoretical Propositions

12 Oct 2023, 2-4 pm | Reading Session (texts by Fadi Bardawil)

14 Dec 2023, 2-4 pm | Reading Session (texts by Ayah Kutmah, Tamar Ghabin, Basil Farraj and Hasem Abushama)

01 Feb 2024, 2-4 pm | Discussion of Stéphanie Latte Abdallah's book A History of Confinement in Palestine: The Prison Web

29 Feb 2024, 2-4 pm | Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP Postdoc): Imagined Syrian Prison Songs

28 Mar 2024, 2-4 pm | Tadmor, film discussion with Monika Borgman (UMAM Documentation & Research)

18 Apr 2024, 2-4 pm | Yasmine Kherfi (London School of Economics and Political Science): Translating Revolutionary Aftermaths into Cultural Production

30 May 2024, 2-4 pm | Reading Session (Mamdouh Adwan's حيونة الإنسان)

20 June 2024, 2-4 pm | Nour-Sadate Benhima (Sultan Moulay Slimane University): Between Bars and Borders: Anglophone Syrian Memoirs of the 2011 War as (Other) Archives

11 July 2024, 2-4 pm | Reading Session (Forced Passages: Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime by Dylan Rodriguez)

SYRASP Events

2025

24 Nov 2025 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): “Documentation in SYRASP”, part of the panel “Other Ways of Documenting” at the GROUNDOC workshop “Innovation & Documentation: Reconstructing the Paradigm of Transitional Justice from the Ground Up”, Ghent University, Belgium.

15 Okt 2025 | Rashof Salih (Forum Transregionale Studien / MECAM): Temporal and Emotional Configurations of Absence: Enforced Disappearance in Syria, Chair: Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP), part of the EUME Berliner Seminar, Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin, Germany.

25 Sep 2025 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): “The Liberation of Sednaya Prison, December 2024”, part of the panel ”Prisonscapes: Living, Imagining and Narrating Prisons in the SWANA Region" at the 13th Nordic Conference on Middle Eastern Studies “A New World Order - A New Middle East?” (25-27 Sep 2025), University of Oslo, Norway.

26 June 2025 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): “Connecting Dots: Political and Ethical Considerations on the Centralization of Knowledge and Information in Data Platforms and LLMs”, part of the panel Large Language Models II at the SPT 2025 Conference “The Intimate Technological Revolution” (25-28 June 2025), Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands. 

8 May 2025 | Ugur Bulgan (LUISS): “Transitional Justice 2.0: Beyond Conventional Conceptualizations of Transition and Time”, Chair: Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP), part of the Workshop “Philosophy of Societal Transformations” (8-9 May 2025), Utrecht University, Netherlands. 

27-29 Jan 2025 | SYRASP Workshop Voices, Communities, and Digital Archives: Producing Knowledge in and of the Diasporic Present, organized by Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP) in cooperation with the Lab for the Study of Violence, UMAM Documentation & Research, and the Merian Centre for Advanced Studies in the Maghreb (MECAM), Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin, Germany.

To learn more about events of previous years, click on "read more".

2024

26 June 2024 | "European Research Council Funding Opportunities", with a presentation by Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP), part of the 24nd International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities "Traveling Concepts: The Transfer and Translation of Ideas in the Humanities" (26-28 June 2024), Sapienza University of Rome, Italy.

15 May 2024 | Amar Azzouz (University of Oxford): "Erased City: Imagining a Future Without Ruins?", chair: Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP), part of the EUME Berliner Seminar, the BEYONDREST Conversation Series "Restitution and its Vantage Points: Beyond the Preservation Paradigm", and the MECAM Workshop "Cities in the Arab Imagination: Fiction, Reality, and Futurescapes", Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin, Germany.

17 Jan 2024 | Elise Daniaud Oudeh: "Russian Social Media at War: The Battle of Aleppo in the Eyes of Russian Military Correspondents, 2015-2017", chair: Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP), part of the EUME Berliner Seminar, Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin, Germany.

 

2023

1 Dec 2023 | Book Launch "Syrian Gulag: Inside Assad's Prison System" with the authors Jaber Baker and Uğur Ümit Üngör, moderated by Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP) and Stella Peisch (MENA Prison Forum), part of the conference Understanding Prison: Carceral Culture and Human Rights in the MENA Region (30 November - 2 December 2023), HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin, Germany. [POSTPONED]

30 Nov 2023 | Music performance Music as Resistance: Performing Songs from Sednaya Prison in Syria (1980s–1990s) of former political prisoners Hassan Abdulrahman, Ibrahim Bayrikdar, Kesra Kurdi, Assad Shalsh and Haitham Qatrib, with an introduction by Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP), part of the conference Understanding Prison: Carceral Culture and Human Rights in the MENA Region (30 November - 2 December 2023), HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin, Germany. [POSTPONED]

26 Oct 2023 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Dialogues With Abjected Bodies: Negotiating Syria in/and Europe After 2015", part of Reimagining Europe from Its Peripheries: A virtual conversation.

29 Sep 2023 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "In the Aftermath of Prison: Transformations of the Body on Azza Abo Rebieh's Art", part of the conference Woman, Life, Freedom: A Global Gender Protest (29-30 September 2023, University of Pennsylvania, PA, USA).

28 June 2023 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): “The Ethics of Producing Knowledge on Incarceration and Forced Disappearance in Syria, in Berlin”, part of the BEYONDREST Workshop Beyond Guidelines: The Question of Ethics in Transregional Research and Knowledge Production (28 June 2023, Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin, Germany).

28 May 2023 | Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP): "Syrian Prison Songs: Emerging Prison Song in Prison and Exile", part of the 6th Conference Producing Critical Knowledge in the Arab Region of the Arab Council for the Social Sciences (25-28 May 2023, Beirut).

10 May 2023 | Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP): Musical Remains and Songs in Syrian Prisons and Exile, part of the EUME Berliner Seminar,Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin, Germany.

09 Mar 2023 | Panel A Vocabulary in Upheaval: Keywords in Contemporary Syrian Political Culture with Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP), organized by the Middle East Center, London School of Economics, UK.

25 Jan 2023 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Representing Siege: Cultural Production Between Prison and the Massacre", part of the International Symposium L’histoire et la mémoire à l’épreuve de la révolte et de la guerre en Syrie, organized by SHAKK De la révolte à la guerre: conflits, déplacement, incertitudes (25-27 January 2023, Beirut, Lebanon).

25 Jan 2023 | Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP): "Syrian Prison Songs: Emerging Prison Song in Prison and Exile", part of the International Symposium L’histoire et la mémoire à l’épreuve de la révolte et de la guerre en Syrie, organized by SHAKK De la révolte à la guerre: conflits, déplacement, incertitudes (25-27 January 2023, Beirut, Lebanon).

 

2022

30 Nov 2022 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP) and Khaled Barakeh: "Embodying Memories of Protest in the MUTE Installation: Collaboration and Translation", part of the conference SWANA from Below: Living, Enduring, and Remembering its Revolutions (30 November - 2 December 2022, Florence, Italy).

26 Nov 2022 | Panel "Artistic Production and Creativity in Times of War" with Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP), part of Territory Disrupt: On Resistance and Cultural Imperialism (25-26 November 2022, Berlin).

17 Nov 2022 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Syrian Prison Narratives", part of the event series Forced Migration, Displacement, and Education (17 November 2022, Bard College Berlin).

14 Oct 2022 | Panel "Prison Literature, Music, Heritage" with Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP) and Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP), part of the conference Prisons Beyond Punishment: Exploring Political Technologies of Confinement (12-14 October 2022, Gießen, Germany).

6-7 Oct 2022 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP) and Jaber Baker: "Literature and/as Material Practice: On the Making, Circulation, and Reading of a Journal Inside Palestine Branch", part of the workshop Who Reads Modern Arabic Literature? (6-7 Oct 2022, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany).

1 Oct 2022 | "After the Last Supper", closing event of the exhibition Design of Necessity by Khaled Barakeh with Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP) as a speaker (1 October 2022, Mariakirken, Copenhagen, Denmark).

28 Sep 2022 | Roundtable Discussion "International Scientific Cooperation in Times of Violent Upheaval: Political Problems and Ethical Perspectives" with Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP), part of the Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Musikforschung "Nach der Norm: Musikwissenschaft im 21. Jahrhundert" (28 September - 1 October 2022, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany).

10 Sep 2022 | Panel "Research and Journalism in Exile" with Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP), part of the conference Free to Think? Challenges for Academia and Journalism, organized by the Zeit-Stiftung (9-10 September 2022, Vienna, Austria).

22 Jul 2022 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Affect in Syrian Prison Narratives", part of the workshop Beyond the Street: Cultural Forms of Contemporary Protest in the MENA Region, organized by the Institute of Oriental Studies of University of Bamberg (22-23 July 2022, Bamberg, Germany).

22 Jul 2022 | Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP): "Singing Power(s): the Case of the Syrian Revolution 2011/2012", part of the workshop Beyond the Street: Cultural Forms of Contemporary Protest in the MENA Region, organized by the Institute of Oriental Studies of University of Bamberg (22-23 July 2022, Bamberg, Germany).

12 Jul 2022 | Eylaf Bader Eddin (SYRASP): "Singing for Female Survivors of the Death Branch 215 in Syria", part of the Interdisziplinäres literaturwissenschaftliches Kolloquium, MARA, University of Marburg, Germany.

29 Jun - 01 Jul 2022 | Workshop The Literary 1980s in the Middle East and North Africa: Towards A Transregional History of the Present, convened by Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP) and Amir Moosavi (Rutgers University—Newark / EUME Fellow 2016/17), Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin, Germany.

19 - 25 Jun 2022 | Summer School "La Syrie au prisme des sciences sociales après 2011", with participation of Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP), organized by SHAKK De la révolte à la guerre: conflits, déplacement, incertitudes (19-25 June 2022, Aussois, France).

16 Jun 2022 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Staying Present to Apocalypses: The Grounds and Politics for an Ecocritical Theory of Arabic Literatures", part of the virtual Annual Meeting of the American Comparative Literature Association 2022 (15-18 June 2022).

13 Jun 2022 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Writing Under Duress / in Prison", part of the virtual DREAM seminar 2022 The Script of Revolt: Writings, Consignments, Transcriptions in Worlds in Revolution.

04 Jun 2022 | Readings of Syrian women, moderated by Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP), part of the opening of Khaled Barakeh's exhibition Design of Necessity (4 June 2022, Mariakirken, Copenhagen, Denmark).

20 May 2022 | Panel "Futurity in History" with Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP), part of the symposium The Future in Arab Media and Cultures (20 May 2022, London School of Economics, UK).

 

2021

13 Dec 2021 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Contemporary Carceral Knowledge Production Between Syria and the EU", part of the workshop Theorizing in a Global World: Arab Perspectives (online/Arab-German Young Academy, Berlin, Germany).

09 Dec 2021 | "Syrian Gulag: Assad’s Prisons, 1970-2020: A Conversation with Uğur Ümit Üngör & Jaber Baker", with a comment by Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP); part of the MENA Prison Forum Talk Series.

11 Nov 2021 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Cigarette Packs and Blanket Threads: The Case for Making a Journal in Prison", part of the international online workshop The Journal as Form: Re-Thinking Approaches to the Study of Arabic Periodicals (11-13 November 2021), convened by Barbara Winckler (University of Münster), Anne-Marie McManus and Yvonne Albers (EUME Fellow 2021/22 / University of Marburg).

30 Oct 2021 | Anne-Marie McManus (PI SYRASP): "Beyond Prison Literature: Sound, Media, Generation", part of the panel "Carceral Mediations" of the ASAP/12 Virtual Conference on Reciprocity (27-30 October 2021).