How to Stay Involved in UK Palestine Activism Between Headlines
Staying engaged does not require waiting for the next major headline. Here is how people in the UK actually stay involved between news cycles.
Following events near you
Organisations like the Palestine Solidarity Campaign publish march and vigil dates for cities across the UK on a rolling basis. Our guide to Palestine solidarity events in the UK tracks the current calendar.
Contacting elected representatives
Writing to your MP takes minutes and is one of the few direct channels an individual has into UK foreign policy. Template letters are widely available from advocacy organisations, though a message in your own words tends to carry more weight.
Making a position visible day to day
Clothing keeps a position visible during the gaps between organised events. See our guide to Palestine outfits and clothing.
Browse the range
See t-shirts and the full collection.
One honest note
If you would like to donate for Palestine, our where to donate page lists trusted humanitarian organisations working on the ground. See our honest answer on whether buying merchandise helps, and our where to donate page for direct giving.
FAQ
+How can I stay involved in Palestine activism between headlines?
Join a local group, follow Palestinian journalists, set up a regular donation and keep writing to your MP.
+What local groups can I join in the UK?
Local Palestine Solidarity Campaign branches, community groups, student societies and trade union networks.
+How do I avoid burnout as an activist?
Take breaks, share tasks with others and focus on steady, long-term action rather than trying to do everything at once.
