As genocide and ethnic cleansing continue to unfold in Palestine, everywhere around us a narrative war is taking place, while a campaign to silence voices calling for a ceasefire has gone into overdrive. The need to speak up for freedom, justice and equality has never been more acute or challenging. Friendships and working relationships are rupturing as a deep-set breach in values and beliefs is revealed, resulting in painful feelings of alienation and even betrayal with those close to us. In such a defining moment, we are starkly reminded not only of the importance and necessity of mobilising, but of the centrality of political education in working towards change. To register for the event, click on the title above.

Dive deep into understanding Palestine with our 'Reframing Palestine' training and explore crucial frameworks like settler-colonialism, occupation, resistance, and more that shape the Palestinian struggle. Our training will help you gain insights through historical analysis and conceptual exploration, unraveling the discourse surrounding Palestine.

Join us and on Thursday 4th April as we explore how disability and debility configure into the collective Palestinian experience, and how disability justice is at the core of Palestinian liberation. Click on the title to learn more.

Makan Director, Aimee Shalan, will be participating in the Open Documentary Festival by holding a talk on narrative reframing. The event itself will explore how filmmakers can work together to end institutional complicity with occupation and apartheid both within the industry and the world beyond. It will also discuss what Palestinians are calling on cultural workers to do, and what does meaningful solidarity can look like. Click on the title to learn more.