Palestine Solidarity Coalition Southern IN

10/24/2026

10/24/2026

10/11/2026

What a powerful Nakba stories teach-in and Q&A with Lori Ajlouny (Educator & community activist), held on the Global Day of Action for Palestine Global Alliance for Palestine Thank you to everyone who joined us, to our co-hosts Jewish Voice for Peace-Indiana River City Rising The Student Progressive Union for their support, and to the Immigrant Welcome and Resource Center for generously opening their space.

Swipe to see the actionable steps we discussed during the teach-in.

10/10/2026

Come join us at the immigrant Welcome & Resource Center!

10/05/2026

Come for the film. Stay for the Conversation & Community!

On global day of action for Palestine, Palestine Solidarity Coalition Jewish Voice for Peace - Indiana River City Rising Bright of Evansville and Student Progressive Union present “Nakba Descendant: In their Own Words”. Watch short Nakba stories that open space for reflection, learning, and conversation.
Come and learn about Palestine before, during, and after the Nakba.

🗓️ October 10, 2026
⏰ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
📍Immigrant Welcome Resource Center, 500 S. Green River Road, Evansville, IN
🪑Reserve your spot: https://brightevv.org/films
FREE, reservations recommended, walk-ins accepted

Global Alliance For Palestine.

10/05/2026

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Palestine Solidarity Coalition of Southern IN is honored to be part of the Global Alliance for Palestine who have launched a major global mobilisation. Follow Global Alliance for Palestine Global Alliance for Palestine
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09/30/2026

Repost from Jewish Voice for Peace The destruction of Gaza is the destruction of the whole world. The Israeli government, with the eager assistance of the United States, is laying the groundwork for for how we respond to genocide and atrocities in the 21st century.

The total and expanding devastation in Gaza is a result of Zionism—the racist colonial movement that led to the establishment of Israel, an apartheid state built on land stolen from massacred and forcibly exiled Palestinians. And just as the Nakba—the forcible expulsion of Palestinians from their homes in 1948—set a precedent for the state of Israel to exist on Palestinian land at the expense of Palestinian lives, the destruction of Gaza has helped set the stage for what we as people and governments will continue to allow to be done to other human beings.

Nearly 3 years of genocide is not carried out in a vacuum, nor is it inevitable. It is made possible through intentional choices by the US and Israeli governments. And as we continue to struggle against Israeli genocide, we are witnessing the next predictable outcome of permitting this brazen violence — it expands and harms everyone.

The destruction of Gaza is one more destruction of our collective humanity. We are all connected. And we will continue to do everything we can to end this calamity. All of our lives depend on it.

JVP Action, our 501c4 organization, is now doing business as JVP; JVP Lab, our 501c3 organization, continues separately and remains focused on our nonpartisan educational and cultural work.

09/30/2026

Join us for an afternoon of powerful storytelling.

On global day of action, Palestine Solidarity Coalition of SIN Bright of Evansville River City Rising present , “Nakba Descendant: In their Own Words”.
Come and learn about Palestine before, during, and after the Nakba. This free community gathering features Nakba descendants who provide powerful testimony about their family Nakba experiences and the vibrant culture of pre-1948 Palestine. Let’s connect and continue amplifying Palestinians’ voices.

Reserve your spot here: https://brightevv.org/films/

Date: October 10, 2026
Time: 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
FREE, reservations recommended, walk-ins accepted
Location: Immigrant Welcome Resource Center, 500 S. Green River Road, Evansville, IN

Jewish Voice for Peace - Indiana Immigrant Welcome and Resource Center

09/30/2026

Repost from Indian Nations Gaming & Governance Program at UNLV Law Honoring the past begins with facing it. To build a path toward true healing and justice, we must acknowledge the painful history and lasting impact of Indian boarding schools on Native children, families, and cultures. Truth is the foundation of reconciliation, and remembering their stories is essential to honoring their resilience.