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  • Speak Oot Festival – DNTA & FONSA meeting

    Monday 20th April at 6.15pm (for 6.30 start) Dundee Contemporary Arts (DCA) meeting room; 152 Nethergate, DD1 4EA. Hear two speakers, via video link, direct from our twin city, Nablus.

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  • Palestine Comedy Club – The Movie

    8pm Tuesday 21 April 2026 Dundee Contemporary Arts centre More information & book tickets here What’s funny about life under occupation? Palestine Comedy Club is a rollercoaster road-movie that follows

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  • Films to mark International Women’s Day

    To mark International Women’s Day, DNTA and Dundee Contemporary Arts, in collaboration, will be showing two films by Palestinian film makers: a short film, Daggit Gaza, will be followed by

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  • Kufiya factory re-opens in Nablus

    The Nabulsi Textile Factory was founded in 1950 by the al-Nabulsi family. In 1985, the factory was forced to close its doors. The Israeli occupation, with its severe restrictions on movement, access to raw

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  • Artworkers for Palestine Dundee: Palestine Reading Circle

    Join a peer-led study group, sharing historical accounts, as well as stories, poetry, posters, films and music by Palestinians.  Each month will build our understanding of how Palestine has been shaped

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  • Meeting – Life Under Occupation: A Guide to Cultural Survival

    Friday 13th February 7pmJust Bee, Meadowside St Paul’s Church114-116 Nethergate, Dundee, DD1 4EH (West Marketgait entrance)Hosted by the Dundee & Angus Scottish Green Party As cultural, history and walking guides

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  • Seeds: Latest project

    Seeds Association for Development & Culture is an educational and cultural non-governmental organisation, working to enhance the role of youth in our twin city, Nablus. In recent years, Seeds has

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  • DNTA, Glasgow & Bethlehem

    Glasgow and Bethlehem have had a formal friendship agreement since 1992 which became a recognised “twinning” in 2007.  However, the twinning is not well known in Glasgow which also has

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  • Yanoun: Death of a Village

    Farmers in Yanoun

    Yanoun, a small Palestinian village a few miles east of Nablus, has recently been erased from existence. Since the mid 1990s, illegal Israeli settlers have been intimidating and perpetrating acts

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