- First and foremost, we hope people will learn more about Britain’s historic role in Palestine and the legacy of its involvement. Our website is a great place to start.
- Become a Friend of the Balfour Project through regular giving, however small, to support our advocacy and education activities and Peace Advocacy Fellowship programme.
- Our website signposts teachers to a wide range of relevant educational resources to help them bring nuanced and critical discussions about Israel and Palestine into the classroom.
- If you are studying at a UK university, why not apply to become a Balfour Project Peace Advocacy Fellow?
- Join our free monthly webinars and annual conferences with guest speakers.
- Participate in our advocacy actions
- If you are willing to spread the word in your community, we can help with speakers and information material. Contact us at info@balfourdeclaration.org.
- We welcome creative ideas to raise awareness of British responsibility. Write to us at info@balfourdeclaration.org.
Acknowledging Britain’s historic and continuing responsibilities, we work through education and advocacy to advance equal rights for Palestinians and Israelis
Acknowledging Britain's historic and continuing responsibilities, we work through education and advocacy to advance equal rights for Palestinians and Israelis
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