Zad al-Ghad is a school in Gaza City accredited by the Ministry of Education, founded in response to the genocide’s devastating effect interruption of education. The school uses a curriculum designed to recover two years of lost education for primary school-aged children. Zad al-Ghad was founded by Amani Abed, a software engineer and startup founder … Read more
Basma Kitchen addresses the limited economic and market opportunities faced by underprivileged women who possess strong home-based food production skills but struggle to access broader markets, expand their customer base, and transform their skills into sources of income. The initiative empowers these women by integrating them into home-based food production and connecting their products to … Read more
Athar Al Haa was founded to protect what displacement and marginalization have long threatened: the living cultural memory of Palestinian Bedouin women. The project creates a dignified space for Bedouin women to work, tell their own stories, and preserve an inheritance — in fabric, song, color, and craft — that has been passed down without … Read more
Seen Network uses LARP (live-action role play) and improvisational play to rebuild something increasingly rare: real, embodied connection between people. In a world where digital communication has replaced face-to-face interaction, Seen creates structured spaces for self-expression, listening, and relationship-building through games rooted in Palestinian identity, stories, and daily life. The measure of success is simple … Read more
Laheq Halak (“Catch Your Deal”) is a mobile app connecting Palestinian vendors — supermarkets, bakeries, produce sellers — with consumers looking for quality food at reduced prices, turning surplus and near-expiry goods into an opportunity rather than waste. With 47% of Palestinian solid waste being organic, the problem is environmental as much as it is … Read more
Zaytuna was born in Al-Am’ari refugee camp, where women face limited economic opportunity despite possessing traditional embroidery skills, due to gaps in production standards, packaging, digital marketing, and restricted access to local and international markets. Zaytuna brings women artisans together, activating their existing embroidery skills through coordinated production, training in production, packaging, and digital readiness, … Read more
Tanweer Center was founded to close the educational and developmental gap facing children and youth in Beit Ummar — a town with no cultural centers, overcrowded schools, and limited access to the skills and spaces young people need to thrive. The Center offers interactive learning programs in literacy, English, computer skills, and the arts, filling … Read more
A significant portion of tourism in Palestine is dominated by Israeli tour operators, which limits visitors’ access to authentic Palestinian narratives and local cultural experiences. Ramallah Unlocked reimagines cultural tourism in Palestinian cities through community-led experiences, offering cultural tours, events, and digital storytelling that connect visitors directly with artists, cultural initiatives, and local businesses. It … Read more
Tatreez Collective addresses the underutilized potential of Palestinian crafts, whose cultural and economic value is often constrained by gaps in design skills, sustainability practices, and material quality, limiting their competitiveness in global markets. The collective works directly with artisans to combine traditional Tatreez with training in design, materials, and sustainable production, while connecting their work … Read more
Founded by Palestinian social entrepreneur Tarteel An-Natsheh, Fada is a social enterprise dedicated to improving mental health, particularly among Palestinian youth. Through workshops focused on drama, theater, and community-building, Fada provides a safe space for children to express their emotions and build resilience. In a region marked by political conflict and social challenges, Fada aims … Read more
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