Together we can.

 “There's a Palestine that dwells inside all of us, a Palestine that needs to be rescued: a free Palestine where all people regardless of color, religion, or race coexist; a Palestine where the meaning of the word "occupation" is only restricted to what the dictionary says rather than those plenty of meanings and connotations of death, destruction, pain, suffering, deprivation, isolation and restrictions that Israel has injected the word with 

 PASSIA seeks to present the Palestinian Question in its national, Arab and international contexts through academic research, dialogue, education and publication. In order to facilitate understanding of Palestinian positions, it endeavors to analyze current policy issues, provide a constructive forum for open discussion, conduct high-quality, independent research and publish studies and information papers. In addition, PASSIA aims to empower young Palestinians through training programs and seminars that build capacity, skills and expertise. 

  The Center for Youth Economic Empowerment envisages a Palestine where young people have the skills needed for economic success, as well as access to broad and durable networks of businesses, entrepreneurs and decision makers. We believe that providing students with these opportunities will contribute to increasing freedom and equality in Palestinian society.  

 Union of Health Care Committees (UHCC) was founded in 1985 by an initiative of leaders and professionals people from Gaza Strip and West Bank as a response to the Palestinian community health needs and to provide health services of high quality to Palestinian people , specially the marginalized and poor groups of Gaza Strip customers excited about getting a sweet deal.

 Seek to enhance the role and position of women within the family and the Palestinian community by enabling them in the fields of education, cultural, economic, legal, health, and promote the creative energies of the children. 

 Preserving Palestinian collective memory through projects that document and restore architectural heritage sites across the West Bank and Gaza. Harnessing the energy and skills of students, architects, archaeologists, and historians, RIWAQ embarked on the Registry of Historic Buildings, a thirteen year project (1994-2007) resulting in the publication of three volumes that include detailed histories, maps, and photos of approximately 420 villages in sixteen districts across the West Bank, Jerusalem, and Gaza. 

 Assirk Assaghir provides circus workshops for children and teenagers from the Nablus area, including surrounding villages and refugee camps, in acrobatics, stilts, unicycle, clowning, juggling, dance, trapeze and tissue, as well as occasional workshops in music and acting. 

Nablus performing arts school is made up of a team of motivated trainers and enthusiastic students from the Nablus area, including surrounding villages and refugee camps. Many of the trainers have been with the circus since its establishment in 2004 and have worked tirelessly as volunteers to keep their dream alive.