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Learn more about the strike fund making boycotts possible, how to access it, and how to contribute.
1 of 2 families we directly support with proceeds from our sales.
1 of 2 families we directly support with proceeds from our sales.
Campaign for a Palestinian mutual aid project on the ground.
Donation receipts from tabling and fundraiser revenue. Names redacted for privacy.
Downloadable social media assets for sharing on Instagram.
Summary of our last town hall announcements, discussion, and shared resources
Shareable slide deck from the DAA x PACBI for Nightlife Workshop
“Palestine demands that all of us, as writers and artists, consider ourselves in principled solidarity with the long cultural Intifada that is built alongside and in collaboration with the material Intifada.”
“In the context of a boycott campaign, co-resistance unsettles the binary of action and non-action, instead channeling creative social energies from one field of action to another.”
“We begin with the assumption that art does not transcend the political conditions under which it is exhibited, and that artists are increasingly assuming the agency to demand that their art be shown and circulated in accordance with their ethics and solidarities.”
“Inspired by the boycotts that led to the end of apartheid in South Africa, PACBI acknowledges the role of culture in enabling or resisting structures of oppression. The boycott refuses to let Israel artwash its reputation.”
Q&A from the 9/10 workshop including SLINK’s compliance questions for venues/events
Worksheet: Advocating for PACBI in nightlife organizations