Join us outside the Community Building the evening before Hoopfest to chalk the streets! Let’s fill the basketball courts downtown with messages of solidarity with Palestine. Chalk will be provided.

Join the Inland Northwest Coalition for the Liberation of Palestine, Jewish Voice for Peace Spokane, and others at this year’s Pride Parade, where we will stand in support of Spokane’s LGBTQ+ community and show solidarity with oppressed folks throughout the world.

We will provide updates with the exact meeting time and place for joining our float once we are assigned our location in the parade.

Interested in volunteering at the INWCLP’s table for an hour-long shift at Pride’s vendor fair? Email jvpspokaneadmin@proton.me. If you are new to the INWCLP, do not worry- there will be someone from the Core Team at the table at all times. All materials will be provided- All you need to bring is yourself and a desire for a free Palestine.

Join us at the Saranac rooftop and create art for our float in the Spokane Pride Parade! Help us paint our banner and make a sign to carry in the parade.

We will have a variety of sharpies and acrylic paints available for use. We will have cardboard available for signs, and participants are welcome to bring their own material if preferred.

Get involved with the INWCLP today by joining us for our New Member Orientation! All are welcome.

Please email info@inwclp.com for the meeting location.

Get involved with the INWCLP by joining us at one of our in-person biweekly meetings! All those who are supportive of the liberation of Palestine are welcome.

Please email info@inwclp.com for the meeting location.

Join us for an evening of film, discussion, and solidarity.

The Inland Northwest Coalition for the Liberation of Palestine (INWCLP) is continuing its The Endless Nakba Film Series with our fourth installment, Atrocity Inc: How Israel Sells its Destruction of Gaza. We are excited to host the film's Editor and Co-Producer Ahmad Hussam for an in-person Q&A/Discussion immediately following the film. Following this discussion, there will be Social Gathering with food at the Community Building next door. Come for the film and stay for an evening of stimulating discussion, delicious food, and coalition-building!

Doors open at 3:30pm, film begins at 4:00pm

🎟️ Free Admission | 💰 Donations Encouraged

Reserve your ticket here. Note: If you reserve a ticket but can’t attend, please cancel through Zeffy to free up space for others.
All contributions will be used to support ongoing advocacy and community work.

ABOUT THE FILM: 

Coproduced by Ahmad Hussam, Sut Jhally, Robbie Leppzer, and Max Blumenthal of the Grayzone, Atrocity Inc. unmasks atrocity hoaxes and media deceptions utilized by Israel in the wake of Oct. 7th to justify its destruction of Gaza and the genocidal collective punishment of its civilian population. This important, hard-hitting documentary reveals the origins of since-debunked atrocity narratives, uncritically consumed by the media and high-profile political figures and breathlessly repeated to the unsuspecting public. A bracing reality-check and potent antidote to the inflammatory, discredited claims recycled in the recently-released Sheryl Sandberg-produced film, “October 8th.”

Run Time: 45 minutes. 

ABOUT INWCLP:

INWCLP arose from the urgent need voiced by activists and community members to unify efforts and protest against the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Since its inception in November 2023, INWCLP has been at the forefront, organizing impactful demonstrations, marches, teach-ins, fundraisers for Gaza, and an array of other events. These initiatives are strategically designed to not only educate but also to mobilize like-minded folks for Palestine in Spokane. Join us in our mission for justice and solidarity. Learn more on our website: INWCLP — INW Coalition for the Liberation of Palestine

Join us for an evening of film, discussion, and solidarity.

The Inland Northwest Coalition for Palestine (INWCLP) is continuing The Endless Nakba Film Series with our second installment, The First 54 Years, An Abbreviated Manual for Military Occupation. In this film, Israeli filmmaker, Avi Mograbi, exposes the strategies of military occupation that Israel employs to break the collective spirit of the Palestinian people in its calculated pursuit of annexing their land.  There will be a post-screening discussion moderated by Dr. Sean Taudin Chabot, Professor of Sociology at EWU.

Doors open at 3:30pm, film begins at 4:00pm

🎟️ Free Admission | 💰 Donations Encouraged

Reserve your ticket here. Note: If you reserve a ticket but can’t attend, please cancel through Zeffy to free up space for others.
All contributions will be used to support ongoing advocacy and community work.

ABOUT THE FILM: 

Two conditions have been paramount in shaping Palestinian existence since the Nakba in 1948: The ongoing occupation and the waves of displacement it has instigated. Can we trace the record of occupation, not only in terms of its devastating effects, but also its power politics and administrative rationality? Avi Mograbi undertakes this task. In his film, he interviews the agents and functionaries of the occupation machinery: Soldiers, military officers, and administrators, who have all been involved in enforcing a pervasive regime of domination and crushing Palestinian resistance - often through atrocious acts of violence. Mograbi crafts the outcome of his interviews into a guide, a practical manual that illustrates the daily routines of occupation in the period between 1967 and 2021, and sheds light on the commonplaceness of evil. (Synopsis Credit: Arab Film Festival Berlin) 

Run Time: 110 minutes.

The teach-in will take place on the EWU campus at the Hargreaves Reading room. There is also an option to join virtually via Zoom. The teach-in will be led by Natasha Lennard, Ta’al Momodou and Illise Benshushan Choh followed by a time for Q&A.

Meet with a good group of folks for a Ceasefire Now! protest.