People’s Conference for Palestine

Friday, May 24 to Sunday, May 26, Detroit, Michigan

We are in an unprecedented moment in history. As we bear witness to the ongoing and brutal genocide against the Palestinian people, we are also part of building a mass movement that is committed to struggling for Palestinian national liberation. The demands for an end to the genocide, lifting of the siege of Gaza, an end to all U.S. aid for Israel, and a free Palestine echo in the streets, in classrooms and universities, disrupting the halls of government and the daily lives of all genocide-profiteers. All backers of Zionism, Israel, and U.S. imperialism have been put on notice. The perpetrators of genocide and occupation have names and faces, and the masses of people around the world stand against them in the millions. The movement for Palestine has never been stronger: but with this strength comes a monumental responsibility.

This moment calls on us to strengthen our relationships, our strategies, our tactics, and our unity for the struggle ahead. We must build a shared assessment of the moment and chart out the next phase of our struggle. The Palestinian people have been fighting for liberation for over 100 years, and are committed to continuing this fight, generation after generation, until victory. Join us, as organizations, collectives, movement leaders, community members, students and intellectuals, artists and cultural workers, and activists, for a three-day convening to reflect, exchange, and strengthen ourselves and our fight for a free Palestine.

Conference location

The conference will take place at a central location in Detroit, Michigan. Once you register, you will receive the exact address.

Convening Organizations

• Palestinian Youth Movement

• National Students for Justice in Palestine

• The People’s Forum

• Al-Awda: The Palestine Right to Return Coalition

• The U.S. Palestinian Community Network (USPCN)

• ANSWER Coalition

• U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights

• International Jewish Anti-Zionist network

• Writers Against the War on Gaza