We are a small collective of third-generation Palestinian refugees, deeply connected to our communities and committed to preserving and strengthening our cultural heritage. Our lives have been profoundly shaped by the experiences of displacement, conflict, and the unyielding hope for return and self-determination.
Our identity is rooted in resilience and the values that have sustained us—compassion, solidarity, and kindness. These values are not just ideals but lived principles, guiding how we support one another and how we envision a future rooted in dignity and freedom for all. Through generations, we have developed an enduring spirit that values connection, empathy, and a commitment to standing together in the face of challenges.
Our team is a tapestry of backgrounds and passions. We’re social workers, aspiring lawyers, business professionals. Some of us live in refugee camps, others in cities across the diaspora. We’re cat people and dog people alike, but what unites us is a shared rhythm: Fairuz in the morning, Umm Kulthum in the evening, hummus made by hand, and the writings of Edward Said as a constant inspiration.