How can I help Palestine?

Do you want to take action and contribute in any way you can in solidarity with the Palestinian liberation movement, but you don’t know how?

Here are some practical and impactful ways you can show up. If you have any specific request, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at info@thepipd.com.

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What you can do

Solidarity starts with understanding

Our partners have compiled rich resources spacing from films and documentary, essays, literature, legal frameworks and more. Here we suggest some:

Palestine 101: Decolonise Palestine
Palestine 101: Makan Understanding Palestine
Palestine 101: Let’s Talk Palestine
Palestine 101: IMEU
Palestine 101: The Palestine Academy
Institute for Palestine Studies
Interactive Encyclopedia of the Palestine Question
Context and analysis: Deepdive Palestine
Context and analysis: Jadalyya
Context and analysis: Al Shabaka
Context and analysis: The Electronic Intifada
Palestine Feminist Collective toolkit
Palestinian Diaspora movement
Protect Palestine reading list
Verso Books
Palestinian activists and allies to follow

Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) is a global, Palestinian-led campaign to pressure international businesses and governments to stop complicity with Israel and its crimes. It’s also a powerful way to hold Israel accountable.

Who is complicit? Join the boycotting campaigns

How to boycott daily:

Boycott companies and products that are complicit in Israeli apartheid. You can use the Boycat App to identify Israeli or complicit businesses’ products in your local supermarket or online store.

Donate

Support grassroots and community-led work in Palestine

See our curated list here.

Support people in Gaza now.

Organize

Join or Start a Local Solidarity Group

From city-based chapters to student-led movements, organize in your community to join protests and vigils, organize strategic local campaigns to end complicity, fundraise, raise awareness to build global pressure.

Some movements to get involved with:

U.S: Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM), US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR), Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), NoTechForApartheid, CodePink.
Europe: Palestine Solidarity Campaign UK, Ireland Solidarity Campaign (Ireland), Giovani Palestinesi Italiani (Italy), Urgence Palestine (France), Palestine Speaks & PA Allies (Germany), Beitna (Belgium), Rattvisa For Alla (Sweden), Red Solidaria Contra la Ocupación en Palestina (RESCOP, Spain), Prou Complicitat (Catalunya, Spain), Comunitat Palestina de Catalunya (Catalunya, Spain), The Palestine Committee (Norway)
Latin America: Sanaúd – Juventude Palestina (Brazil), Coordinadora Por Palestina (Chile), Comunidad Palestina de Colombia (Colombia), BDS Colombia (Colombia), Comite Colombiano de Solidaridad con Palestina (Colombia)
Africa: Palestine Solidarity Alliance (South Africa), Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) Cape Town (South Africa), The South African BDS Coalition
Australia: Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN)

Partner with other existing movements in your area: Palestine is connected to global struggles for racial, indigenous, climate, and social justice.

Find your network

Are you a journalist?

Join media coalitions and groups you can organize with:

Are you a lawyer?

If you you have time to volunteer for groundbreaking cases and legal support check these organisations:

Are you an artist?

Check the following groups:

Are you a health worker?

Check the following groups:

No group in your region, why not create one?

To create a group, get in touch with likeminded people, get in touch with other similar groups to get the know-how, set realistic goals fit to your capacity, kick off with one action, one step at a time. Need more support on how to organise, send us an email and we will see how we can support. Email at info@thepipd.com.

Speak Out

Use your voice in your workplace, school, places of worship, and online.

Use Communicating Palestine – your guide on how you can speak up for Palestine with dignity and care.
Protect Palestine Conversation Guide

Share accurate information and counter misinformation

Consult NewsCord to track media bias.

Did you encounter censorship when advocating?

Have you encountered any violation of your rights on digital platforms? Report on them.
The Palestinian Observatory of Digital Rights Violations (7or) is the first open-source online platform to monitor, document and follow up on the digital rights violations of Palestinians.
7or will provide access a practical, detailed and organized database of digital rights violations against Palestinians.
The team at our partner 7amleh will then escalate and follow up on the reports with social media companies and other relevant parties. Report here.
If you, your group, organisation or otherwise have been intimidated, slandered, repressed, detained, censored or banned from speaking out or participating in Palestine advocacy, or if you have questions about your rights, please complete European Legal Support Centre (ELSC) form. If an incident falls within our scope of support, one of our legal officers will contact you. Please note that we are currently receiving a very high number of incidents; we will do our best to get back to you as soon as possible.
ARABIC – الإبلاغ عن حادثة
GERMAN – Einen Vorfall melden
DUTCH – Meld een incident
ITALIAN – Segnalare un episodio di repressione

In addition you can:

- Send any footage or video showing repression to info@elsc.support, including the location and date of the incident
- Support the ELSC’s Monitor Team, volunteer for data collection, database input, interviewing activists & follow-up research. Contact camille@elsc.support