Informed solidarity starts with understanding — teach-ins, screenings, and reading groups that build context beyond the headlines, open to everyone.
[2–3 sentences on your group's approach — that education is a welcoming front door for newcomers, that you center Palestinian voices and scholarship, and that these spaces are for questions, not lectures.]
"[A short line from a facilitator or participant about what a teach-in or reading group opened up for them.]"
[Edit to match what you actually run. Mixing formats means there's a comfortable way in for everyone.]
[Short, accessible sessions on history and current events, led by knowledgeable community members or guests.]
[Documentary and film nights followed by facilitated discussion — a low-pressure way to start learning.]
[Ongoing groups working through key books and essays together, one section at a time.]
[Practical trainings — de-escalation, know-your-rights, organizing basics — that turn understanding into capacity.]
[Check the calendar and drop in on any session. No prep or prior knowledge required — newcomers are genuinely welcome.]
[Have a topic, a space, or facilitation skills? Help us run a session. We'll support you in putting it together.]
[Tell us what you want to learn, or point us to a source worth sharing, and we'll fold it into the program.]
⚠️ "Suggest a topic" needs an input — form or email, per the form strategy (see Trello). [to be added]
[The Learn hub collects vetted articles, timelines, films, and books your group stands behind — a self-guided companion to these in-person sessions.]
[One line inviting people to simply show up to the next teach-in or screening — no commitment beyond curiosity.]