Poems for Palestine Chapbook Launch

Today we announce the launch of Poems for Palestine: Recent poems by nine Palestinian poets & actions you can take to stop genocide now. Publishers for Palestine have come together to create this free booklet of poetry, artwork, and resources for action, now available for both print and online dissemination. This chapbook is made not … Continue reading Poems for Palestine Chapbook Launch

Report Censorship of Solidarity with Palestine

Three black silhouettes above an open book, over a white rectangular background, with a red, white, and green stripe over their mouths. Text reads "report censorship of solidarity with Palestine".

Skip to: List of incidents of censorship Help us track the silencing of Palestinian voices and crackdowns on Palestinian solidarity in the publishing industry We’ve been seeing aggressive crackdowns on Palestinian solidarity and the silencing of Palestinian voices in publishing for months. As those who are standing up to speak against Israel's genocide face a … Continue reading Report Censorship of Solidarity with Palestine

Librarians and Archivists with Palestine: Report, “Israeli Damage to Archives, Libraries, and Museums in Gaza, October 2023–January 2024”

A Preliminary Report from Librarians and Archivists with Palestine Librarians and Archivists with Palestine has released a new research report today: "Israeli Damage to Archives, Libraries, and Museums in Gaza, October 2023 to January 2024". This report documents damage or destruction of two archives and rare book collections, eight libraries, four university libraries, and eight … Continue reading Librarians and Archivists with Palestine: Report, “Israeli Damage to Archives, Libraries, and Museums in Gaza, October 2023–January 2024”

‘Read for Refaat’: Join a Day of Action, a Week of Events

On January 15, 2024, forty days after Palestinian poet, editor, and educator Refaat al-Areer was killed under Israeli bombardment, we are calling for a Global Day of Action, followed by a week of events, in which we read his poetry in public and refuse business as usual, demanding an end to the genocide and the occupation.