Greenbelt Festival 2026

It was wonderful to have you with us. 

Below you’ll find links to everything you saw and heard at the festival, along with ways to get involved and stand in solidarity with Palestine.

Amos Trust is a small, creative human rights organisation. For over 40 years, we’ve worked with grassroots partners in Palestine, South Africa, Mexico, Central America and beyond — challenging injustice, building hope and amplifying the voices of those too often ignored.

1. Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS)

It was great to hear from Omar Barghouti — Palestinian human rights defender, co-founder of the Palestinian-led Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement and co-recipient of the 2017 Gandhi Peace Award.

Find out more about Amos Trust and the BDS movement →

2. Free Marwan Barghouti

For more than 20 years, Marwan Barghouti has remained behind bars in Israel

“What is happening to Marwan Barghouti is exactly the same as what happened to me.” Nelson Mandela — 2002

Marwan Barghouti has been unjustly imprisoned by Israel for over two decades, convicted in a trial by a court he did not recognise. Despite his imprisonment, poll after poll shows he is Palestine’s most popular leader — a powerful symbol of unity and a long-time advocate for the freedom and dignity of the Palestinian people.

Read more about the Free Marwan campaign →

3. Sumud in Liverpool

Join us in Liverpool on Friday 11th September when Amos Trust presents a seated fundraising show for Gaza featuring Amelia Coburn, Aziz Ibrahim, Rasha Nahas, Declan O’Rourke, Ian Prowse and Paul Weller & Steve Pilgrim — with one other very special guest to be announced on Friday 4th September. In support of Amos Trust’s Gaza appeal.

Find out more →

4. Support our Gaza and West Bank appeal

Photograph: Ahmed Dader 

The ceasefire has not brought peace. Gaza’s children, families and communities urgently need our support.

With your help, Amos Trust’s partners are providing trauma therapy for children and parents in Gaza, tent schools for children who have had no education since October 2023, awareness training to help children recognise unexploded ordnance and avoid further tragedy, and breast cancer screening and women’s health support at Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza City.

Donate or find out more →

5. Host a supper club for Palestine

Photograph: Jenny Zarins

One of the most powerful ways to support Palestine is to celebrate its culture. Our supper clubs are a chance to do exactly that — gathering friends, sharing food and raising funds in solidarity.

We provide beautiful recipes from Palestinian chefs, tips on how to host and stories of resilience to share with your guests. Whether it's two friends or twenty, every supper club helps keep Palestinian culture alive.

Host a supper club for Palestine →

6. Join us on our Christmas tour

This winter, Amos Trust is hitting the road — bringing Palestinian voices, music and stories to venues across the UK throughout November and December. We’ll be joined by speakers and musicians from Palestine and beyond for an evening of hope, solidarity and culture in cities from London to Glasgow.

Full details — including confirmed guests, ticket information and how to book — will be announced soon. In the meantime, save the date for a venue near you.

Visit our website for details →

7. Stay connected

Photograph: Mark Kensett

There are lots of ways to keep in touch and hear from our partners. Follow us on Instagram at @amos_trust, or sign up for our enews — it’s how we share updates, stories, events and ways to take action.

Sign up here →

Thank you again for joining us at Greenbelt — and for helping us do hope and stand in solidarity with Palestinians.