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Palestine solidarity resources & our commitments for 2024 and beyond 🇵🇸

Poster art with a photo of a person wearing a black and white keffiyeh and their fist in the air, with text decorating the page around them reading "Not in my name", "Stop the genocide", "End the apartheid", "Ceasefire Now", and "Free Palestine"
Free Palestine by Atlan Arceo-Witzl


At the November 2023 Public OPIRG Brock Board Meeting, the Board of Directors passed a proposal outlining our commitments to showing solidarity with Palestine. These include the following action items and long-term commitments:



If you would like to get connected to Palestinian solidarity organizing, or volunteer to be a marshal at rallies and events, please reach out!



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