The Palestine Center is an independent educational program committed to communicating reliable and objective information about the Palestinian political experience to American policy makers, journalists, students, and the general public.
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Annual Conference
Our annual conferences bring together policymakers, academics, and activists to promote a deeper understanding of the issues facing Palestine, the Middle East, and the United States’ relation to the region.
Intern Lecture Series
Each summer the Palestine Center interns plan and execute the summer intern lecture series. The interns decide on a theme, reach out to speakers, and handle all logistics of the planning process. Themes through the years have ranged from crises in Gaza, to the role of the international community in the Palestinian issue, and most recently the concept of mobility.
Hisham Sharabi Memorial Library
Our library contains nearly 3,000 authoritative texts written about the Palestinian struggle, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Palestinian society, Zionism, and Arab history, society, and culture.
New from the Palestine Center
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Flames of Conscience: America’s Tipping Point on the Gaza Genocide?
When Aaron Busnell, a US airman, committed the act of setting himself ablaze outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C., his final declaration was a refusal to “be complicit in genocide.” As flames consumed him, his cries of “Free Palestine” pierced the air, marking an act of ultimate sacrifice. The act of self-immolation, a path… Read more
Events
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Videos
Many of our programs are recorded and made available online. Here are the latest videos we’ve published. Visit our blog for more on these programs, and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
