Project Hope is a two-week cultural immersion program in Palestine designed to expose and connect young adults to their ancestral homeland.
Project Hope delegations partake in service projects alongside Palestinian volunteers, visit and meet local organizations serving the Ramallah community, meet elected leaders and government officials, and build connections with local Ramallah youth.
We hope that participation in Project Hope inspires the next generation of people committed to carrying on the mission of Project Hope and the American Federation of Ramallah, Palestine.
As most of you know, the AFRP made the difficult decision not to host Project Hope in Ramallah this year due to the ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people. The decision was made to combine Project Hope with Day of Action, our advocacy program in Washington, D.C. We're happy to announce that the application to apply to this year's Day of Action x Project Hope is NOW OPEN!
Join us Nov. 14-17 for a weekend of advocacy and service. Participants will be able to speak directly to Congress and members of the current administration to advocate for Palestinian justice and human rights, as well as take part in a service project aimed at helping those in need. Applications are due by​ October 1.
To participate in Project Hope, participants must:
• Be between the ages of 18 and 29
• Be active in their community
• Be available for the entirety of the trip
• Have the desire to learn about Palestine, Ramallah, and its heritage
• Have a valid US passport
Project Hope Applications will become available six months prior to the trip’s departure date.
