Tech For Palestine

Tech for Palestine Book Club: Don't Say Palestine by Assal Rad nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qxoNYlnN…

Tech for Palestine is hosting a Brainstorming session for the October 2026 Incubator Challenge: "How do we make it easier for users to migrate from complicit tech to ethical alternatives?" Come if you want to learn more about the challenge, discuss your ideas, and find team members. Join us on October 30th at 8:00pm CET/12:00pm PDT. Register here: buff.ly/08ceZbA

Together with Phoenix Space T4P is now connecting students from Gaza with companies in UK and Ireland for internships. Read more about the partnership, how it works and what we’ve done so far in our latest blog post: buff.ly/5Xx5Gmd

“Israelis are described as “children” and “civilians,” while Palestinians are “people under 18” and “collateral damage”; Israelis are killed; Palestinians die” For our next Tech for Palestine Book Club, we’ll be discussing *Don’t Say Palestine* by Dr. Assal Rad, a work of media criticism examining the coverage of Palestine and Gaza by major Western news institutions. Rad documents patterns in the language used by outlets including CNN, the Associated Press, the BBC, and *The New York Times*, exposing the double-standards and the complicity of the Western media in shaping how the world views the ongoing catastrophe and systematic oppression in Occupied Palestine. Don’t miss out on this important conversation. Registration link in bio.

Our profile picture maker now has a leaderboard! Let’s turn all social media platforms into Palestine! buff.ly/3VXwy6f

On October 31st we will be hosting a hackathon in Barcelona to work together on ‘making boycoting complicit tech more easy’. Thanks to our sponsor Thaura, we are offering the remaining tickets for free! (It is still possible to buy solidarity ticket for 30 USD) Register here: buff.ly/6cf3sne

T4P is now on JayWalk! The ONLY app built for advocacy and activist event organizers to reach more people and organize bigger and safer events. Check it out: jaywalkapp.org

Tech for Palestine Roundtable: Tech in the Humanitarian Aid Sector ‒ Building Alternatives and Fighting Complicity nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nJOLQyRr…

JayWalk has launched a new version of their app. It has new features for event organizers to reach more people and new features for the safety of activists. Install the app: jaywalkapp.org and read more in our latest blog post at buff.ly/6f1nAAr

Tech for Palestine: October Community Call nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1yKAPwVqM…

Join us in a few hours for our latest updates! We will be livestreaming the call on Discord, X, LinkedIn and Instagram.

It was an honor hosting Rami Elghandour of Arcellx last week at SF Techweek for a panel on Confronting Genocide! He spoke to a standing-room-only crowd about his $7.8B exit and about being a vocal advocate for Palestine, offering advice to founders and tech workers trying to follow their moral compass. This was our first SF Techweek appearance, and we wanted to face the issue head on. Huge shout out to our moderator Myesha Lacy and our amazing team of volunteers. @RamiElghandour

WE'RE LOOKING FOR TALENTED SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGERS AND MARKETING SPECIALISTS.🚨 Several projects: ✅ TribeX ✅ Memories From Palestine ✅Justice48 ✅JayWalk ✅GazaBridge Logistics, ✅Cordapoint These projects are seeking volunteers who're passionate about building a brands/company's digital presence and growing its community. By creating compelling content/designs and whichever creative! What we need from you: 3–6 hrs a week. Your hours, your days, all flexible. What you get: real shipped work for your portfolio, creative experience, a team that actually listens. 🔗If you've ever thought, "I could run this", please reach out to [email protected] with the role title/project interest.

Getting humanitarian aid into Gaza has become a huge challenge. Aid organisations face restrictions, disrupted supply routes, lack of access, and difficult questions about who controls the systems and information involved in getting aid to people who need it. At the same time, investigations have raised concerns about the involvement of governments and technology companies in humanitarian operations, including the use of Palantir by the World Food Programme. But people in Gaza are also building their own ways to get support where it is needed. New tech platforms are helping connect communities with resources, support local businesses, and create alternatives to traditional aid models. In this roundtable, we’ll hear from people working across humanitarian aid, journalism, technology, and grassroots initiatives in Gaza. We’ll look at what is happening on the ground, where the current aid system is falling short, the risks of technology being used in humanitarian work, and what new approaches are being built from the ground up. Register for the event here: buff.ly/swAClWG

More details and tickets here: hackathon2026.techforpalesti…