Doctors Against Genocide is proud to announce the release of, "A Year of Genocide," a powerful calendar that transcends traditional timekeeping to serve as an artistic testimony of the destruction in Gaza. It chronicles the deliberate attacks on medical facilities, the killing of over a thousand healthcare workers, and the devastation of patients, children, and civilians.
A Witness Through the Medical Lens
This calendar is not just a timepiece—it is an eyewitness account from the perspective of the medical community. It documents the obliteration of Gaza’s healthcare system and honors the unwavering courage of doctors, nurses, and medical staff who risk their lives to uphold the sanctity of care even in the face of imminent danger.
About the Artist
Ahmed ElKhalidi, a Palestinian artist based in Adelaide, Australia, brings this vision to life through his multidisciplinary practice, which includes drawing, photography, and animation. His work shines a light on the physical and cultural barriers imposed by systemic oppression, reflecting his Palestinian identity and the enduring struggle for justice.
Calendar Features
Original Artwork for Every Month: Each month showcases Ahmed ElKhalidi’s exclusive art, depicting pivotal moments of resilience amidst the destruction of Gaza’s medical system in the context of the genocide.
A Visual Archive: A historical artifact of loss, resilience, and the moral imperative to protect life and report atrocities.
Why This Calendar Matters
This project is a call to action for the medical community and beyond. It reminds us of the duty to protect life, report injustice, and prevent genocide. Each page serves as a stark reminder of the atrocities committed against civilians and the heroic efforts of healthcare workers who fight to save lives under siege.
Proceeds from the calendar will directly support Doctors Against Genocide in our mission to prevent genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
Order your copy today and join us in remembering, resisting, and rebuilding. Together, we can stand against the atrocities threatening the sanctity of life and the foundations of humanity.
