WITHDRAW YOUR LABOUR AND STRIKE!
Join or support a day of strikes called for by Palestinians, or withdraw your labour for an hour, from an event or from a collaboration that is harming Palestinians.
SIGN UP TO
STRIKE GERMANY
Sign up to STRIKE GERMANY a call to refuse German cultural institutions' use of McCarthyist policies that suppress freedom of expression, specifically expressions of solidarity with Palestine.
GO ON STRIKE WITH
YOUR COLLEAGUES
100 culture workers gathered outside the National Theatre in a strike protesting arts organisations’ “deep silence” on Israeli attacks on Palestine and Palestinian artists.
ORGANISE A
STRIKE FUND
Ravers For Palestine have set up a strike fund for DJ's to be able to join the boycott in Germany as not all musicians are able to turn down a paid gig. Solidarity should never be a privilege, so they are proposing a crowdfunded strike fund to ensure all our peers are able to boycott.
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PULL OUT
IN SOLIDAITY
DJs are boycotting Berlin-based DJ streaming platform HÖR and demanding they remove their sets, after they asked two artists to cancel their set or remove clothing that showed solidarity with Palestine.
KEY THINGS TO REMEMBER
GET CREATIVE
Our creative toolbox has resources to help make your action stand out, collated from artists and activists >>
MARKETING
Make sure you get the word out to those you want to attend and participate. Use these designs from artists around the world >>
SAFETY
Our collected resources are a good place to start when considering digital and practical safety measures to protect your group, especially those more vulnerable to police and state violence >>
CULTURAL GENOCIDE & DEMANDING CHANGE
Our demands offer a framework for advocacy and understanding how cultural genocide and artistic censorship intersect with the many forms of violence and oppression Palestinians experience. Adapt them for your action >>
VALUES
Ensure your action reflects the values and demands of the Palestinian liberation movement. Whilst there is a diversity of beliefs, these demands echo the call from the Palestinian cultural sector >>