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In less than a month, AMP will host its first-ever virtual Palestine Advocacy Days with Members of Congress, and we want you to join us . From September 14-18, we are organizing intensive training sessions led by experts in political advocacy and former Capitol Hill staffers to empower you to be a dynamic citizen lobbyist for Palestinian rights.
We are hosting a public plenary session with Members of Congress, including Reps. Betty McCollum (D-MN), Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), Donald Payne Jr. (D-NJ), and Debbie Dingell (D-MI) to learn how we can advocate for justice both here in the US and in Palestine.
And we’ll set up meetings for you and other constituents with your elected officials so that you can educate them about the need to support brand-new legislation to advance Palestinian rights.
About AMP
The American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) is a national education and grassroots-based organization, dedicated to educating the American public about Palestine and its rich cultural, historical and religious heritage. The organization was founded in 2006 and opened its national offices in Palos Hills, IL in 2009.
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Top 5 Reasons to Support AMP
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Filling the void Throughout the years, AMP has filled that vacuum and transformed into a leading national organization in the intersectional Palestine solidarity movement.
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Educating the public on Palestine AMP’s educational programs have been at the forefront of the shift in U.S. public opinion by hosting conferences, workshops, and webinars to educate the public on Palestine.
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Bringing Palestine to the Halls of Power For years, AMP has brought Palestinian rights to the halls of power through our advocacy work by hosting Palestine Advocacy Days, congressional briefings, and meetings.
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Mobilizing Diverse Communities Across the country Through its grassroots campaigns, AMP has mobilized a number of diverse communities in the US to take meaningful action for Palestine.
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Large and growing support With a national office in Washington, DC, ten chapters from coast to coast, and with supporters around the country, AMP has built a large and solid grassroots community that is continuously growing.