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US Palestinian Community Network
About USPCN
The US Palestinian Community Network is a Palestinian community-based network that grew from the Palestinian Popular Conference that took place in Chicago on August 8-10, 2008, drawing 1000 members of the Palestinian community in the US together to empower our community, unify our voice, and affirm the right of Palestinians in the Shatat (exile) to participate fully in shaping our joint destiny. The USPCN is anchored in the following objectives: Self-determination and equality for the Palestinian people The right of all Palestinian refugees to return to their original homes, lands, properties and villages (a natural right supported by international law and UN Resolution 194) Ending Zionist occupation and colonization of Palestine The USPCN is an arena where individuals and organizations come together to coordinate and refine strategies, link efforts, plan united actions, and inform one another and the community about their work on behalf of Palestine. To contact the USPCN, please email us at
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Become part of this crucial work. Get involved. Join the US Palestinian Community Network. Your membership dues will support the growth and expansion of USPCN activities nationally, and through local chapters. It will expand USPCN’s capacity to uplift the Palestinian community in the US, and revitalize the Palestinian community in the US and as part of the broader Palestinian body politic, in the shatat and in the homeland. Membership with full voting rights is open to all Palestinians and Arabs, and the spouses of Palestinians and Arabs, who support USPCN’s guiding principles (below.) We welcome the non-voting member/supporter contributions of solidarity activists as well. USPCN’s guiding principles are: Self-determination and equality for the Palestinian people The right of all Palestinian refugees to return to their original homes, lands, properties and villages (a natural right supported by international law and UN Resolution 194) Ending Zionist occupation and colonization of Palestine Membership helps to support and sustain USPCN’s work and ensure its ongoing deep relationship with our community. Annual membership dues are $25.00 per person. Once you are a member : you are encouraged to participate in the USPCN chapter near you – we will be in touch with details; you are encouraged…
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Please email us at
[email protected]
. Follow USPCN on Twitter! To contact USPCN by mail, please write: USPCN 522 Valencia St San Francisco CA 94110
USPCN media hits during recent escalation of Israeli attacks on the Palestinian people
National:
USPCN members Suzanne Adely and Monadel Herzallah co-wrote “U.S. Labor Must Stand with Palestine”
Chicago:
1. USPCN National Chair on WTTW’s Chicago Tonight Thursday, May 13th
2. Sunday, May 16th, WGN coverage of Coalition for Justice in Palestine rally and march of over 15,000 people
3. Loyola University coverage of the May 16th rally and march
4. Chicago Tribune photo gallery of May 16th rally and march
5. Friday, May 21st, NBC coverage of Coalition for Justice in Palestine rally to celebrate the Palestinian people’s victory after ceasefire is brokered
6. Borderless Magazine Instagram Live interview with USPCN
NY:
USPCN’s Suzanne Adely’s Op-Ed in Labor Notes – “Bottom-Up Labor Solidarity for Palestine is Growing”
Bay Area:
USPCN member Monadel Herzallah quoted in ‘The Intercept’ Article
Southern California:
One of our rallies covered by “Voice of Orange County”
Detroit:
USPCN Member Danya Zituni is quoted in Detroit Free Press
Youngstown, Ohio:
1. USPCN member Haneen Adi quoted on article by WKBN 27 Channel
2. USPCN holds rally outside of Congressman Tim Ryan’s office
3. USPCN-Youngstown to protest at Market St. and 224