Students Justice for Palestine Club

Purpose and Services

To cultivate an inclusive, informed, and proactive student community committed to advocating for the rights and dignity of the Palestinian people through dialogue, education, and peaceful action.

The Students Justice for Palestine (SJP) Club is dedicated to:

Elevate understanding and awareness about the historical and contemporary issues surrounding Palestine and its people, ensuring the presentation of diverse perspectives that are often underrepresented or misrepresented.

Stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people in their quest for justice, human rights, and self-determination. Advocate for policies and solutions grounded in international law, equity, and human rights.

Organize seminars, workshops, panel discussions, and film screenings that encourage open dialogue, critical thinking, and holistic understanding. Welcome members from all backgrounds to foster a space where nuanced discussions can thrive.

Celebrate and share Palestinian culture, art, and heritage with the broader community, emphasizing the resilience,creativity, and richness of its people.

Collaborate with other organizations, student groups, and individuals, both on and off campus, who share our commitment to human rights, justice, and international law.

Adhere to a code of conduct that emphasizes non-violence, respect, and constructive engagement. Respect the diverse experiences and opinions of all individuals while upholding the principle values of our mission.

Invest in the personal and collective growth of our members through training, mentorship, and opportunities for leadership.

Our club stands firm in the belief that awareness, dialogue, and non-violent action are instrumental in addressing systemic injustices. We are committed to serving as a beacon of truth, unity, and hope for all those interested in a just and lasting peace in Palestine. Through our collective efforts, we aim to contribute to a future where all people in the region can live with dignity, security, and freedom.

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