 
  
          Heba Gowayed is an Associate Professor of Sociology at CUNY Hunter College. Her work centers the lives of people who migrate across borders and the unequal and often violent institutions they face. She is author of Refuge, published with Princeton University Press, and is working on her second project, The Cost of Borders, where she argues that borders, rather than moral markers of sovereign land, are better understood as a series of expensive— and often deadly — transactions. She is published in academic journals as well as in Slate, Al Jazeera English, The New Humanitarian, and Teen Vogue, and has had her work featured in various outlets including her favorite podcast Code Switch.
 
  
      
          Palestine                  
            
        As ICE Jails Palestinian Protester, Universities Must Commit to Academic Freedom
      
                    Universities may sow their own demise if they continue to aid the suppression of pro-Palestine campus movements.
                          
                      Heba Gowayed and                       Jessica Halliday Hardie                  
            
     
  
      
          Dispatch                  
            
        Borders and the Exchange of Humans for Debt
      
                    Borders and debt are new instruments of violence in a system that has had many names.
                          
                      Heba Gowayed                  
            
     
  
      
          ViewpointPalestine                  
            
        On Parenthood and Genocide
      
                    A new mother and scholar of forced displacement writes about Israel's mass murder of Palestinian children in Gaza.
                          
                      Heba Gowayed