Women's resistance and intergenerational dialogue in the Jenin refugee camp: guarantees of peace and development for tomorrow's Palestine: 30-45 minute short film for high school students and the general public.
Organization:
Committee for a Just Peace in the Middle East (CPJPO)
Duration
1-2 hours, ideally 2 hours
Location
In high schools. In movie theaters, cinematheques or other screening venues
Objectives
- Create a more diverse and positive image of the Palestinian people and their resistance, including in family relationships and daily life.
- Encourage and activate the public to feel concerned, interested and able to act for a just peace.
Program
After a brief introduction, we suggest watching the documentary together, then letting the young people/participants react, intervene and ask questions. The documentary's director may take part in some sessions. In other cases, the facilitators will be people with a good knowledge of the Palestinian and Israeli terrain.
Methodological approaches
Screening of the film, with introduction and discussion, and participation either by the director or by people familiar with the Palestinian terrain and who have spent time in Palestine on various occasions.