About Amos Trust

Who we are

For 40 years, Amos Trust has been finding creative ways to tackle injustice where hope seems exhausted. We see ourselves as a community — artists, activists, dreamers and doers — who believe that hope isn’t something you wait for. It’s something you do.

We work on three interconnected justice issues: Palestine, climate and gender — each rooted in the same struggle — the fight for dignity, equality and human rights. And each requires the same response: solidarity, creativity and a refusal to look away.

“For forty years Amos Trust has been finding creative ways to tackle injustice, to build hope in places where hope seems exhausted and to support inspirational grassroots projects. It has been a remarkable journey.” Brian Eno — Musician, Producer, Artist, Activist and Amos Trust Patron

What makes us different

We’re creative
We use art, music, storytelling and culture to challenge injustice and build movements. We believe creativity opens hearts and minds in ways that statistics and reports can’t. From exhibitions to fact-finding visits, from concerts to campaigns — we find imaginative ways to connect people with the issues that matter.

We’re grassroots
We walk alongside local activists, Indigenous leaders and community organisers who are doing the hard, vital work on the ground. We listen. We learn. We amplify their voices. And we provide the resources they need to keep going.

We’re committed for the long haul
We’ve been standing with Palestinians for over 30 years. We’ve supported street-connected girls and young women for two decades. We’re building a Climate Fellowship rooted in Indigenous wisdom. This is lifelong work — and we’re in it together.

Where we work

We collaborate with partners and activists in Palestine (in Gaza and the West Bank), Latin America, Africa and India. Our work crosses borders, but it’s always rooted in local knowledge, relationships and leadership.

Our community

Amos Trust exists because of people like you — donors, volunteers, artists, activists and allies who believe another world is possible. We’re a movement, not a machine. And we invite you to be part of it.

Join us

Hope is something we do — together. Explore our work in Palestine, Climate Justice and Gender Justice. Then find your way to get involved.

Because the world doesn’t change on its own. It changes when #WeDoHope together.