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Nehal El-Hadi has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. Resources iamnehal has populated their site with include: • Acts of Black Mothering: Canadian Theatre Review: Vol 204 • Re: Creating the Sublime • TICKETS! Ramla & the Desert @ Greenhouse Festival, Tarragon Theatre • space between - playlist by iamnehal | Spotify • Craft Culture • Ramla and the Desert • Alyssa Alikpala, second site @ Centre Clarke • "Thinking the World" Through Writing About Craft — Studio Magazine • Woven Futures: In Conversation • The Storied Object: Narrative Complexities in Crafted Works — Haystack Mountain School of Crafts • GOT BLOOD TO GIVE - OmiSoore Dryden (with Nehal El-Hadi) • Playlist: On Blackness and blood • Come Through: The Scorpio Edition • Space & Place: Making & Thinking Symposium | Opening Keynote | Building Communities • Arab Authors in the Diaspora: Navigating Activism and Identity - TIFA • Magdalene Odundo: A Dialogue with Objects - Gardiner Museum Shop • Material Intelligence | Sand • Neglected Nostalgia — BAND GALLERY • Come Through: The Many Moods of Love • The Observer Effect: Auditions! • Eclipse April 8, 2024 News, Research and Analysis - The Conversation • Magdalene Odundo: A Dialogue with Objects Walkthrough with Dr. Elizabeth Harney and Dr. Nehal El-Hadi - Gardiner Museum • Symposium on Black Methods in Science, Technology, and Innovation Research in Canada and beyond • Come Through: Lovers Rock edition • Beauty procedures from manicures to cosmetic surgery carry risk — and the reward of a better life — podcast • Grieving a Lost Future in Sudan | The Walrus • Material Intelligence Workshop I: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: Material Intelligence in Context • Interview with Jessica Karuhanga "Blue as the Insides" • Subscribe to — Studio Magazine • The Conversation Weekly: How recognising cultural practices in environmental regulation can help protect natural resources like sandalwood • Sandra Brewster: By Way of Communion • The Conversation Weekly: Loneliness • Aesthetics of the Absurd • Making Grief • 🦂🖤, a playlist • Haboob: The Sublime Nature of Sudanese Sandstorms • Applied Utopia Textbook • Black Ecologies - Shifting Ground Symposium - Harbourfront Centre • Performing the Environmental Beat with Alanna Mitchell after her performance of Sea Sick • Fantastic Beasts • Trans-epistemic Mapping • Ideas with Nahlah Ayed: Nehal El-Hadi on How Sand Shapes Our World • The Production of Presence • You Resemble Me: Film screening and panel • Hybrid x Design: On Minors, Movement, and the Gathering of Data • The Power Plant Sunday Scene: Nehal El-Hadi on Sandra Brewster's By Way of Communion • Slow Factory | Open Edu: Poetics, Politics, and Paradoxes of Sand • Challenging Limits: A Conversation on Inclusion in Canadian Craft • Blackflash 38.3 (order link) • In Conversation: Nehal El-Hadi and Bridget Harvey • fire is love, water is sorrow — a distant fire — Azza El Siddique and Teto Elsiddique • Speculative Storytelling in Arab Cinema - TAF 2021 Panel • the grip of the city | Spotify • Slow Fashion: Nehal El-Hadi with Caroline Mangosing of Vinta Gallery • Legible Motivations: "Not Everything is Genuine" • The Future of Textiles: Nehal El-Hadi with Miranda Smitheram • A Year in Review: Towards a New (Bio)ethics? • Speculative fiction in the Arab world • Order the Spring/Summer 2021 issue of Studio Magazine • Order the Fall/Winter 2020 issue of Studio Magazine • Digital journalism didn't have to be this way • Harlem on the Prairies: How Blackness is harmfully used as shorthand | CBC News • Faces of Histories — Real Life • These bee sculptures are creating a hive of dialogue about Blackness and collective action | CBC Arts • Azza fi Hawak folio | PANK • "Transmutations" in Digital Lives in the Global City - Contesting Infrastructures, Edited by Deborah Cowen, Alexis Mitchell, Emily Paradis and Brett Story (UBC Press 2020) • Tomorrow is the Question | Spotify