“Kafta as a Tool for Palestinian Diplomacy,” The New Yorker

“Hope in the midst of despair: Lessons from keynoter Sa’ed Atshan,” The Observer

“How one NJ college is fostering dialogue over Israeli-Palestinian conflict,” The Bergen Record

“L’idée que les droits des gays soient invoqués pour justifier la violence à Gaza est Intolerable,” Libération

“Palestinian Women and Children Don’t Deserve to Die in Gaza. Neither Do Men,” Truthout

“This Palestinian American professor leans on his Quaker faith during conflict,” NPR

“The Moral Triangle: Palestine, Israel, and Germany,” Interview in The Nation

“Why Queer Solidarity with Palestine is not like ‘Chickens for KFC,’” Interview in Them

“LGBTQ Voices are Increasingly Speaking Up for Palestinians Despite Backlash,” Truthout

“Palestinian Christians are losing loved ones in Israel’s bombing in Gaza. Where’s the outcry from Western Christian communities?,” Los Angeles Times

“Two academics share their views on the Israel-Hamas conflict,” WYPR Radio

“I Wish Americans Could See the Humanity of Palestinians,” Truthout

““Mo” Brings Palestine to Western Audiences,” Fanack – Chronicle of the Middle East and North Africa

“Palestinian pop singer Bashar Murad struggles for freedom and equality on two fronts,” NPR

“Looking Beyond Pride Month,” Stanford University Press Blog

"Speaking Truth to Power Out of Quaker Grounding,” Friends Committee on National Legislation

"Omar, Netflix's Elite, and Queer Palestinian Representation," Los Angeles Blade

"Emory Professor Dr. Sa'ed Atshan's Research Delves Into the Queer Palestinian Reality," Georgia Voice

"Sa'ed Atshan, first Palestinian professor tenured at Emory, brings radical humanization to the classroom," The Emory Wheel

"The Moral Triangle: Germans, Israelis, Palestinians with Sa'ed Atshan and Katharina Galor," University of California Television

“Symposium on The Moral Triangle,” University of Notre Dame, Contending Modernities

“Emory, Keep Making Progress for Middle Eastern and North African Representation,” The Emory Wheel

“Queer Palestine and the Empire of Critique,” Capsule Review, Foreign Affairs

“Sa’ed Atshan, Queer Palestine and the Empire of Critique,” Jadaliyya, New Texts

“The Moral Triangle: Germans, Israelis, Palestinians,” Podcast Interview with the New Books Network

“A Rainbow of Complexities in Palestine,” Tel Aviv Review of Books

“Women, Queers, and Far-Right Politics in Israel/Palestine,” Heinrich Boll Stiftung Blog

“Cambridge Did This,” London Review of Books

“On Decolonizing Queerness,” Contending Modernities

“A Talk About Palestine & Israel,” Peeps Magazine

“Germany, Antisemitism, and Blackness,” Counterpoint: Navigating Knowledge

“Quakerism and Constructive Conflict,” Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Homepage

“Why the LGBTQ+ community should care about Palestine,” Gay Times

“Queer Palestine and the Empire of Critique,” Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Homepage

“Will Support for Palestinians Grow Among U.S. Christians?,” Sojourners

“The Sa’ed Atshan Interview,” Firstpost

“The Moral Triangle: Germans, Israelis, Palestinians,” Washington Report on Middle East Affairs

“Panelists Discuss Restorative Justice in Berlin,” The Brandeis Hoot

“Quakers in Education: Sa’ed Atshan,” Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Homepage

“Fifteen Faculty Across the Disciplines Recognized with Tenure, Promotions,” Swarthmore College Homepage

“A Rainbow of Complexities in Palestine,” Podcast Interview with Tel Aviv Review

“Queer Hope Lives On in the Middle East,” UC Santa Barbara Humanities and Fine Arts Homepage

“Two Swatties Earn National Award for Work in Peace & Conflict Studies," Swarthmore College Homepage

“Searching for Reconciliation in Berlin,” The Revealer: A Review of Religion & Media

“A discussion of ‘Queer Palestine and the Empire of Critique’ with Dr. Sa’ed Atshan,” Podcast Interview with Oxford Society for International Development

“A global look at how COVID-19 has affected LGBTQ activism,” The Harvard Gazette

“Tracing my queer consciousness from Palestine to the US, and back again," Mondoweiss

“The Gay Tahini Controversy Explained,” Washington Blade

“A Vision of Jewish and Palestinian Connection” (with Maya Cohen), Jewish Journal

“Sa’ed Atshan ’06 Explores Communities, Conflict, and Responsibility,” Swarthmore College Homepage

“Queering Uncle Naseem: Ramy’s Radically Problematic Gay Character,” The Advocate

“Queer Palestinians: Forging a New Paradigm,” Gay City News

“Queer Palestine and the Empire of Critique,” Podcast Interview with New Books Network

“Co-authors of The Moral Triangle Interviewed by Sandra Korn,” Duke University Press Blog

“Seven Students Receive Mellon Mays Fellowships,” Swarthmore College Homepage

“The Moral Triangle: Germans, Israelis and Palestinians in Berlin,” Open Democracy

“Empathy and Exploration: This Journey to the Holy Land Offers Immersive Lessons in Understanding Conflict,” Swarthmore College Bulletin

“Schitt’s Creek, Post-Melancholy Queerness, and Pandemic Escape,” The Advocate

“Germans, Israelis, and Palestinians in the Shadow of the Holocaust,” University of Pennsylvania, Andrea Mitchell Center for the Study of Democracy Podcast

“Swarthmore Hosts Aspiring Academics of Color at Mellon Mays Conference," Swarthmore College Homepage

“Palestinian Police Vow Crackdown on LGBTQ Events in West Bank,” NBC News

“Beirut Opened My Eyes to the Power of Queerness,” The Nation

“Why Campus Rabbi, Palestinian Professor are Co-hosting Conference on Anti-Semitism” (with Michael Ramberg), Delaware County New Network

“The Challenges We Face and Community We Forge,” Friends Journal

“Palestinian Professor Speaks Out on Cancellation of Friends’ Central Speech, Stands with Fired Teachers,” Philadelphia Inquirer

“A Palestinian Quaker Bears Witness to Pacifism,” American Friends Service Committee Acting in Faith Blog

“Gay and Middle Eastern in Post-Orlando America,” Huffington Post

“Realizing Wholeness: Reflections from a Gay Palestinian Quaker,” Friends Journal

“Dr. Sa’ed Atshan: Teaching Tolerance, Promoting Peace,” Philadelphia Gay News

“Imagining Gay Liberation in the Middle East,” The New Arab

“The Post Shows Bias by Omission,” The Washington Post

"A Postdoc’s Questions: Engaged Scholarship in the Palestinian Territories,” Featured Profile, Brown University Homepage