Public Education

HOPE Participated in a Speaker Panel Hosted by ICFRC to educate the Public on the Palestinian issue. Obstacle to Peace: Stories from Palestine.

Dr. Deema Totah, Yaser AbuDagga, Mona Odeh, Dani Love Misyuk, and Samantha Brotman sharing their personal stories and experiences of identity, oppression, solidarity, and hope from inside Palestine and in the US

The Humanitarian Operations and Public Education (HOPE) Foundation is dedicated to enhancing awareness and understanding of the challenges facing the Gaza Strip and the West Bank through targeted public education efforts.

Engaging Educational Events

HOPE conducts lectures, dialogues, and cultural events to shed light on Palestinian issues, culture, and the impact of conflict. These initiatives aim to foster empathy and a comprehensive understanding among the global community.

Documentary Screenings and Discussions

We utilize documentaries and media to portray the realities of life in Palestine, facilitating discussions that encourage reflection and informed support for peace and humanitarian efforts.

As part of the Iowa City Film Seen community collaboration project, HOPE president Pat Minor moderated a public discussion following the showing of “Israelism” film with the participation of our Secretary Osama Saba and the Eastern Iowa Jewish Voice for Peace

Workshops and Educational Materials

HOPE offers workshops and resources for educational institutions, focusing on promoting awareness among young people. These efforts are designed to cultivate a future generation that is well-informed and empathetic towards the Palestinian cause.

Through these condensed yet impactful public education activities, HOPE aspires to build a knowledgeable and supportive global community, advocating for peace and humanitarian aid in Palestine.