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Amos Trust is a small creative human rights organisation committed to challenging injustice, building hope and creating positive change.

13/10/2026

In , there is only one working mammogram machine left. Before the genocide, there were nine. £90 screens one woman for breast cancer. Please donate today at amostrust.org/in-her-hands - thank you.

10/10/2026

“Israhel just targeted our area with a huge amount of missile.”

09/10/2026

We're hiring 📢
Want to put your skills to work for Palestinian rights? We're looking for a Palestine Programme and Advocacy Officer to join our small team from January 2027.

For more than 30 years, we've stood alongside grassroots partners in Gaza and the West Bank. We work as equal partners, platforming their voices rather than speaking over them, and this role is central to making that happen.

You'll work directly with our partners, keeping proposals, budgets and reporting on track and making sure their stories reach the people who can support them. You'll also represent Amos Trust at advocacy meetings and campaign events across the UK.

The post starts as maternity cover, but our aim is for it to grow into a dedicated advocacy role, so you'll help shape our messaging, not just deliver it.

📍 Flexible working — home and our Shoreditch office
🕒 3 days a week
💷 £28,000–£33,000 pro rata
📅 Closing date: 10am on Monday 2nd November

Know someone who'd be perfect for this? Please share 🍉

Find out more and apply at https://www.amostrust.org/palestine-programme-advocacy-officer

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09/10/2026

Our friends at Habibti Nation | وطن حبيبتي are hosting their 5th birthday party at Colour Factory in one week on 16th October.

Founded by LUMA لُمى, Habibti Nation is a London-based platform championing underground electronic music from SWANA and the Arab diaspora, centering female and gender-diverse artists. From Glastonbury performances and Southbank Centre takeovers to curating festival stages and running DJ courses for young people, Habibti Nation creates space for underrepresented sounds, artists and communities to thrive.

They are celebrating 5 years with an all star line up of DJs! PAYDAR joins from Iran via Copenhagen for her UK debut with high energy SWANA-infused global club sounds, alongside Palestinian powerhouse Hiba Salameh fusing Arabic traditions with futuristic electronic sounds, Anatolian-rooted club rhythms from Özten and strictly Habibti Nation selections from LUMA لُمى

Expect SWANA sounds colliding with UK and global club sounds. Mahraganat, dabke and raï meeting breaks, baile funk, UK funky and dembow.

Tickets on sale now from Resident Advisor and Dice.

08/10/2026

There is only one working mammogram machine left in Gaza.

Before the genocide, there were nine.

Imagine you're a mother living in a tent on Gaza's beach. Your children still know hunger, and they depend on you to hold them together. You've lost so much weight, and you're exhausted all the time. If you found a lump, where would you go?

This October, during Breast CBreast Cancer Awareness Month in the UK and Rosy October in Palestine, we're launching In Her Hands.

At our partner Al Ahli Hospital, one outreach worker and Gaza's last working mammogram machine reached 569 women between January and June. With no radiotherapy in Gaza and evacuations rarely allowed, catching cancer early is often a woman's only hope.

£90 screens one woman for breast cancer.

Her hands are full. Please lend her yours. 👇
Donate now at https://www.amostrust.org/in-her-hands

07/10/2026

“The light of hope has gone out for the people of Gaza.” — Dr Lubna Sabbah, DSPR Gaza

Today marks three years since the Hamas-led attack of 7th October 2023, in which 1,200 people were killed. It also marks three years of genocide in Gaza.

The ceasefire was meant to bring it to an end. It hasn’t. Since then, 1,400 more Palestinians have been killed. Israel now occupies 70% of Gaza, not the 15% that was promised, and most of the 2.2 million people living there are in tents or badly damaged buildings, dependent on aid.

Lubna leads our partner DSPR’s work with mothers and children in Gaza. She has been displaced again and again and has lost colleagues and friends. Yet she has never stopped supporting deeply traumatised children and their mothers. She, and so many like her, are the lights of hope that keep us going.

There are signs our pressure is having an impact. The UK government has stopped issuing new arms licences and announced moves to ban settlement trade. But that isn’t enough. The UK must stop arming Israel and suspend its trade agreement. Now is not the time to step back or slow down.

At 11am today, we’ll observe a period of silence to remember all those killed over the last three years.

Join us this Saturday, 10th October, at the Global Day of Action for Palestine march in central London.

Read the blog at https://www.amostrust.org/light-of-hope

Photograph: Ahmed Dader

25/09/2026

Tanita Tikaram & Friends
A night of female solidarity and song for the women of Gaza
Sunday 8th November, Union Chapel, London N1.

Tanita Tikaram headlines and curates an unforgettable evening with very special guests Juliet Stevenson with Asmaa Azaizeh, Alice Russell, Rasha Nahas, Jacqui Dankworth, Filament Choir led by Osnat Schmool, Singing Resistance London and a full band led by Charlie Wood, with more names to come.

Women in Gaza are three times more likely to die of breast cancer than women in the UK. Al Ahli Arab Hospital has been hit eight times during the war, and it's still open. Every ticket supports our 'In Her Hands' campaign to relaunch its breast screening programme, because breast cancer is most treatable when it's caught early.

"I'm proud that our Union Chapel concert will raise funds to help relaunch Al Ahli's breast screening programme and other essential women's health services." Tanita Tikaram

🎟️ Tickets £40, on sale now at https://www.gigantic.com/tanita-tikaram-tickets/london-union-chapel/2026-11-08-18-30
Doors 6.30pm | Show 7.30pm

All welcome. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.

25/09/2026

Even if the occupation destroys everything around us, we will still find a way to make it beautiful. ❤️

Between the tents, on a field shaped by hardship, people gathered to create a moment of joy from the simplest things — a football match between the tents. ⚽️

Here, life still finds a way.
People still cheer, children still run, and joy still has a place to live.

Because no matter how much Gaza suffers, its people still know how to create life from the ruins. 🇵🇸❤️

Words & photography: Ahmed Dader

23/09/2026

Back to school in .

📸 Ahmed Dader

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