Al-Aqsa University and Academic Solidarity with Palestine are pleased to invite you to a series of webinars by high-level scholars from around the world
List of scholarships/fellowships worldwide open to Palestinian students and scholars
Click here to see the listOur aim is to help universities in Gaza resume their activities. We are setting up a worldwide team of university professors, in all subjects, ready to teach Gazan students online. Our team currently counts over 3000 volunteer professors, from all over the world. We have so far provided faculty for approx. 200 courses, catering to thousands of Gazan students.
We have recently launched a project aiming at helping younger school children get back to school. Our project includes providing manuals and textbooks, twinning classes, organising pen pals, and much more.
We have recently launched a project aiming at producing a comprehensive report on the educide in Gaza, and its legal ramifications. More soon!
Connecting Gazan students and universities: Our project of donating e-sims to Gazan students and faculty is now under way! Dozens of e-sims distributed every day. Huge thanks to our many donors, as well as to the University of Lille and the City of Lille. Donate for e-sims
We are starting a series of online workshops, designed to give practical tools to Palestinian students and scholars. The first one was held on 29 April, on "How to present your CV/ How to write a motivation letter". Email us if you are interested.
View moreWe have started French online courses early March, in partnership with the Institut Français de Jérusalem. About 100 Gazan students have already enrolled. Register if you are interested ! View more
MESBAH (Mentoring Student Teachers for Gaza) is an emergency initiative led by Palestinian and American academics in coordination with Academic Solidarity with Palestine (ASWP). More than just a program, MESBAH—Arabic for lantern (مِصْبَاح), symbolizing light and hope in the darkness of crisis—is designed to address the acute shortage of qualified teachers in Gaza and equip a new generation of educators to support children’s learning and well-being during humanitarian crises. View more
READING in GAZA is a response to the systematic destruction of all books and ossibilities to read in public and private places in Gaza, a war-torn territory reduced to rubble. Libraries and archive repositories housing collections deemed cultural heritage are covered by the Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict. But libraries are not just collections of books or writings. View more