MERIP is pleased to offer a limited quantity of merchandise items. New items will be added to this page as items become available, and announcements of newly available items will be made on our newsletter and over social media. 100% of proceeds from merchandise sales goes to supporting the work of MERIP.

Tote Bag — Kamal Boullata Logo Design

Black Tote bag featuring the original MERIP logo designed by Palestinian artist Kamal Boullata. Printed at Minuteman Press, a union shop.


Buy now -- $30

Issue 313 Poster: Resistance – The Axis and Beyond

A 24″x36″ poster of Issue 313, “Resistance — The Axis and Beyond” featuring cover art, “Inherited Memoirs” by artist Samar Hussaini and printed by Minuteman Press, a union shop.

Buy now -- $50

Issue 310 Poster: The Struggle for Sudan

A 24″x36″ poster of Issue 310, “The Struggle for Sudan” featuring cover art, “The Forgotten Crisis” by Sudanese artist Galal Yousif (Instagram @galalgoly) and printed by Minuteman Press, a union shop.

Buy now -- $50

Issue 309 Poster – Palestine Before and After October 7

A 24"x 36" poster of the cover image of Issue 309 “Palestine Before and After October 7” (Winter 2023). Featuring artwork by Mona El-Bayoumi. Prints by Minuteman Press, a union shop.

Buy now -- $50

Issue 318 Poster: Campus Politics–Palestine and the New University Order

A 17"x 22" poster of the cover image of Issue 318 "Campus Politics--Palestine and the New University Order" (Spring 2026). Featuring artwork by Abhiram Juvvadi. Prints by Minuteman Press, a union shop.

Buy now -- $40

Issue 319 Poster: Art at Work–People, Power and Cultural Production

A 17"x 22" poster of the cover image of Issue 319 "Art at Work--People, Power and Cultural Production" (Summer 2026). Featuring artwork by Manal Mahamid. Prints by Minuteman Press, a union shop.

Buy now -- $40

NEW: Remittances at Risk–War, Sanctions and Financial Insecurity in Yemen

Remittances at Risk—Sanctions, War and Informal Finance in Yemen

Oshin Pandey, Narayani Sritharan • 10 min read
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MER 319: Art at Work–People, Power and Cultural Production

James Ryan • 3 min read