Free Learning for a Free Palestine

A Palestine Liberation Education Starter Kit

Image source: Unknown artist, from Palestinian Affairs vol. 35 (July 1974)

The goal of education is to correct the march of history. For this reason we need to study history and to apprehend its dialectics in order to build a new historical era, in which the oppressed will live, after their liberation by revolutionary violence, from the contradiction that captivated them.

— Ghassan Kanafani

Introduction to this project

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How to use this starter kit

The starter kit can be navigated by topic (e.g., anti-Zionism) or media type (e.g., books). Below, under the question, What types of media are you looking for?, you will see buttons for each type of media. Similarly, under the question, What topics are you interested in?, you will see buttons for each topic. When you click one of these buttons, you will be directed to a webpage listing related resources from our starter kit. These webpages are organized by media type (for topic pages) or topic (for media type pages) with buttons to jump to the corresponding section of the webpage. Each listed resource has a hyperlink that, when clicked, will take you to the resource on a new webpage. 

Let’s say you are interested in listening to podcasts. You start by clicking on the Podcasts button under What media are you looking for? Now on the Podcasts page, you see buttons for each topic available and a list of podcast episodes organized by these topics. You’re interested in Resistance podcast episodes and click on that labeled button. Now you’re further down the webpage and see one podcast episode listed under Resistance. Now you click on the episode hyperlink and are taken to a webpage wherein you can listen to that episode.

Content warning: Please be aware that due to the nature of colonization in Palestine, much of the linked content contains descriptions and discussions of violence, including sexual violence.

What types of media are you looking for?

What topics are you interested in?