Every Life, A Universe October 6, 7, & 8, 2024 As we approach October 7th and the one-year anniversary of the massacre in Israel and the war on Gaza, we invite you to join us for a time of reflection and action. This moment calls us to honor the sacredness of every life lost to … Continue reading [WEBINAR SERIES] Every Life, A Universe (Oct 6|7|8 Gatherings)
The son of a peace activist brutally killed on Oct. 7 is determined to make sure that her dream for Israel does not die with her.
With conflict seeming more inexorable than ever, victims from both sides tell US audiences understanding and willpower can keep future generations from paying the price they’ve borne
Georgetown has partnered with an organization of bereaved Israelis and Palestinian families to produce a program that fosters meaningful dialogue about the human side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Two bereaved mothers who know price of war work for peace | Harvard Gazette Layla Alsheikh, Robi Damelin argue path to Mideast reconciliation begins with acknowledging common humanity
On Tuesday, Sept. 17, NYU in Dialogue hosted “Shared Grief, Shared Hope: Holding Onto Humanity” in collaboration with the Parents Circle Families Forum
Bereaved Palestinian and Israeli mothers visit Harvard.
Magen Inon lost both his parents Bilha and Yakov in the Oct 7th massacre, and was given a standing ovation after speaking at the conference in Brighton
Support the Palestinian children of the Parents Circle-Families Forum bereaved peacemakers and activists. In these challenging times, we aim to remind them that their well-being and happiness matter deeply to us. Ongoing settler violence and escalation of Israeli military raids puts children at risk daily. The financial hardships faced by many families are overwhelming, with … Continue reading Back to School Solidarity Campaign: Supporting Bereaved Palestinian Youth
‘It’s really difficult to talk to your occupier, or your enemy, or your jailer’, says a Palestinian member of the Parents Circle-Families Forum; ‘I am here to learn,’ says an Israeli teen
