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Born and raised in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, Walid Malik is a political educator and Ph.D student activist. Recently, he finished his Master’s degree in International Studies and Peace and Conflict Research at the Technical University Darmstadt and at the Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main, where he also studied Public Law and Political Science as an undergraduate. Walid also spent a semester abroad at the University of Toronto in Canada. His major academic interests are decolonial resistance practices against police and migration regimes. Walid initiated the anti-discriminatory council of the Friedrich-Ebert- Foundation’s scholars and the Institute of Postcolonial Studies Frankfurt. There, he connects with other activists from all over the world and creates spaces for inclusive exchange. He has also initiated anti-racist campaigns on social media and organized lecture series on postcoloniality and antisemitism.
Updated May 2020
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