As Palestine narratives are marginalised and often excluded from formal education, our programmes are vital for building critical awareness and fortifying collective knowledge against erasure and distortion.
These programmes extend beyond serving children and university students to include teachers, academics and artists. We offer a safe space for critical thinking, experimentation and self-expression, empowering participants to contribute to the production and expansion of knowledge.
Programmes include workshops, school and university visits, open days, artist and teacher meet-ups, exhibition and garden tours, conservation lab visits, summer camps for school children and diaspora youth, and further programming aligned with our exhibitions and themes. To provide lasting and accessible resources, the programmes are accompanied by interactive educational resources for children and research-based resources for students, artists and researchers, inspired by the Museum’s collections and archives, as well as Palestinian daily life.
Your support allows us to expand and diversify our offerings; from summer camps and open-access digital resources, to training teachers and artists in designing locally rooted learning experiences that blend creativity and education.
