This powerpoint presentation by Hala Kamal for UCU Congress on 29 May 2011, addresses the role of universities and the struggle for campus democracy in the revolution in Egypt.

1. Power to the People : University Democratisation in the Light of the Egyptian Revolution Hala Kamal May 2011 UCU – UK

2. Cairo University

3. Academics March from Cairo University to Tahrir 11 February 2011 “Alsha’b khalaas asqat al-nizaam”

4. Slogans of the Revolution The People Want to Bring Down The Regime Bread – Freedom – Dignity Justice – Freedom – Dignity Freedom – Dignity – Social Justice Change – Freedom – Social Justice

5. Tahrir Square 11 February 2011

7. March9 Stand Cairo University Dome 4 April 2011

17. دعوة لمناقشة الخطوط العريضة للبرنامج الانتخابى المقدم من أ . د . رندة أبوبكر المترشحة لمنصب عميدة كلية الآداب فى الانتخابات القادمة ( يونيو 2011) يوم الإثنين 16 مايو – الساعة 11 صباحاً بقاعة المؤتمرات بالكلية

19. “ Students are shaped by their experiences in schools to internalize or accept a subjectivity and a class position that leads to the reproduction of existing power relationships and social and economic structures.” (Kathleen Weiler, Women Working for Change: Gender, Class and Power , p. 6)

23. Intasarna We have won Celebrations 23 May 2011

25. “ It is upon the belief in each person’s ability to understand and critique his or her own experience and the social reality ‘out there’ that any project of pedagogical and ultimately social transformation rests.” (Kathleen Weiler, Women Working for Change: Gender, Class and Power , p. 23)