<div>The Palestinian Culture Club (PCC) at the University of Alberta is proud to share that five of our executive members — Hannah, Fathi, Faisal, Sawsan, and Abdulla — have been selected to attend the 2026 United Nations Global Peace Summit in Bangkok, Thailand. This prestigious summit, hosted by Humanitarian Affairs Asia, brings together young leaders from around the world for meaningful dialogue on conflict resolution, peacebuilding, global cooperation, and humanitarian leadership.
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<div><strong>About the Global Peace Summit</strong>
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<div>The Global Peace Summit is an international platform that empowers youth leaders passionate about creating a more peaceful and just world. Participants engage in high-level discussions, leadership workshops, collaborative problem-solving, and skill-building sessions with peace activists, humanitarian experts, and global changemakers. The summit emphasizes the importance of youth-led solutions to modern challenges and equips delegates with the tools they need to drive positive change in their communities.
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<div><strong>Why This Matters for Palestinian Students</strong>
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<div>For our delegation, this opportunity represents far more than academic enrichment; it is a meaningful milestone for Palestinian students at the University of Alberta. As young leaders navigating both academic and community roles, we recognize the importance of including Palestinian voices in global conversations surrounding peace, human rights, and justice.
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<div>We plan to use this platform to build international networks, foster a more profound understanding, and enhance our capacity to support and uplift the Palestinian community in Edmonton. Our participation will enable us to represent not only the University of Alberta but also the broader Palestinian community in Canada, which continues to advocate for visibility and recognition.
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<div><strong>Financial Need</strong>
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<div>Although the opportunity is invaluable, the financial cost presents a significant challenge. Each student faces an estimated expense of $3,500, which includes:
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<div>-International flights
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<div>-Accommodation
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<div>-Summit registration fees
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<div>-Local transportation
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<div>-Meals
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<div>As full-time students, affording these costs without external assistance is extremely difficult. We are turning to our community — families, friends, supporters, and local organizations — to help make this journey possible.
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<div><strong>How Your Support Helps</strong>
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<div>Your contribution will directly enable Palestinian representation on an international stage and strengthen our ability to serve our community through:
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<div>-Advocacy
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<div>-Educational programming
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<div>-Cultural initiatives
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<div>-Community leadership
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<div>We are committed to providing updates throughout the process. We will host a public community event upon our return to share our experiences and discuss how we can transform what we learn into local action.
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<div><strong>With Gratitude</strong>
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<div>We extend our sincere appreciation to everyone who supports us in any capacity. Thank you for believing in our mission and for helping uplift Palestinian voices at the United Nations Global Peace Summit.
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<div>Your generosity not only helps our delegates attend the summit but also strengthens future opportunities for Palestinian students through recognized and properly receipted contributions.
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<div><strong>— Palestinian Culture Club (PCC)</strong>
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<div> University of Alberta
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