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Resources

Over the years, we’ve created lots of free content to use and share — webinars, podcasts, essays, reflections, playlists — even our own newspaper!

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Webinars

Click for the complete back catalogue, featuring hour-long conversations with Amos’s partners and friends. The webinars cover all aspects of our work and more — from climate change to cooking, from politics to pop.

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Stories of Hope

Stories of Hope is a monthly series of blog posts from the Amos team, sharing exactly that — stories from our partners around the world, giving an insight into how they build hope in the lives of the people they work with every day.

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We Do Hope Podcast

Join journalist Jessie McDonald, and theatre-maker Tilly Reith as they take an entertaining, informative and sometimes irreverent look at the ‘H–Word’. With lots of special guests, they’ll be asking — how do they ‘do’ hope, and where can we get some?

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Street Justice

First of the month

The Big Read from Amos Trust — monthly, digital-only, long-form essays from Amos staff, friends and creative collaborators. Sign up below to receive your free copy direct to your inbox.

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Palestine Justice

Words of Hope newspaper

We’ve now stopped producing our thrice-yearly newspaper Words of Hope. But don’t worry — all back issues are available to download or read online.

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Gender Justice

Spotify playlists

When we published ‘Seeds of Hope’, our second book of poetry and creative writing at the end of 2020, we included 8 carefully-curated Spotify playlists — one for each chapter in the book. Here are links and track-listings to all 8 for you to listen to, enjoy and share.

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Webinars, podcasts, blog posts & music

Below you’ll find links to just some of this online content. It’s a section of our website where you can really get lost. So please — feel free.

Words of Hope – online

Diary

Words of Hope – online

Every Tuesday at 5pm

Every Tuesday at 5pm we come together for Words of Hope — 30 minutes of quiet, creative reflection.

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This is our story; what is yours?

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This is our story; what is yours?

50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday

Season 5 Episode 11 FREE

Tom Kelly and Adrienne Chaplin explored the Bogside murals telling the story of the Troubles, marking Bloody Sunday’s 50th anniversary through art and memory.

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Her playlist

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Her playlist

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Playlist FREE

Twelve tracks celebrating women’s strength and resistance including Aretha Franklin’s Respect, Beyoncé’s Formation, H.E.R., Solange and Sons of Kemet’s My Queen Is Angela Davis.

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Words of Hope #4

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Words of Hope #4

Summer 2018

Newspaper download FREE

Summer 2018 edition featuring On Her Terms campaign launch, Mpendulo Nyembe interview, Peter Bone’s Nicaragua trip, Karunalaya updates, West Bank and Gaza news and Water For Life.

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We Do Hope: The Podcast

A podcast from Amos Trust with Jessie McDonald and Tilly Reith.

Jessie McDonald and Tilly Reith

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Jessie McDonald and Tilly Reith

“Come for the Hope. Stay for the Dogs.”

Podcast FREE

Pilot episode introducing hosts Jessie McDonald and Tilly Reith, discussing what hope means, their excitement for the season and sharing hopeful cultural recommendations.

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Noor Murad

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Noor Murad

“What makes Ottolenghi, Ottolenghi?”

Podcast | Bahrain made, New York trained FREE

Noor Murad, development chef at Ottolenghi, discusses Middle Eastern feasts, working on ‘Falastin’ and ‘Flavour’, and her journey from Bahrain to the test kitchen.

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Enas Fares Ghannam and Walaa Sabbah

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Enas Fares Ghannam and Walaa Sabbah

“Hope is knowing that you are valuable. Hope is the key to life.”

Podcast | Finding hope in Gaza FREE

Enas Fares Ghannam and Walaa Sabbah from We Are Not Numbers in Gaza discuss hope under siege, youth empowerment and discovering abilities through storytelling.

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Olivia Blake MP

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Olivia Blake MP

“If we’re not kind to each other, what’s the point of hope?”

Podcast | Hope and activism FREE

Labour MP Olivia Blake discusses finding hope in politics, advocating for climate action through the Green New Deal, little wins and the importance of kindness.

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Chidiogo Akunyili-Parr

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Chidiogo Akunyili-Parr

“Hope is powerful when grounded in action.”

Podcast | Abuntu FREE

Chidiogo Akunyili-Parr discusses Ubuntu philosophy, her book ‘I Am Because We Are’, She ROARs community and empowering women of color to connect with purpose globally.

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Ellen Logan, Linzy Na Nakorn and Noor Thabet

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Ellen Logan, Linzy Na Nakorn and Noor Thabet

“...enough hope to get me through the next year.”

Podcast | The Big Ride for Palestine FREE

Ellen Logan, Linzy Na Nakorn and Noor Thabet from The Big Ride for Palestine discuss combining cycling with Palestinian solidarity and community-led activism and awareness-raising.

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Disha Ravi

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Disha Ravi

“The Coachella of the climate crisis.”

Podcast | Leading India’s climate movement FREE

Disha Ravi from Fridays For Future India discusses leading youth climate activism, organising environmental education and promoting intersectional climate justice in the Global South.

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Zena Kazeme and Rakaya Esime Fetuga

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Zena Kazeme and Rakaya Esime Fetuga

“Hope is what our parents smuggled from country to country.”

Podcast | Poetry of Hope FREE

Poets Zena Kazeme and Rakaya Esime Fetuga discuss poetry as hope, exploring exile and belonging, and depicting women of the global majority through ethereal storytelling.

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The Amos Blog

Regular blog‑posts from Amos Trust that shine a light on hope in action.

Horiya! Freedom!

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Horiya! Freedom!

July 2026

Chris Rose reflects on cycling Alpe d’Huez with Gaza Sunbirds founder Alaa al-Dali and Anne Jones, 84 — a ride of freedom, hope and extraordinary human spirit.

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Protect Palestinians now

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Protect Palestinians now

An open letter to the incoming Prime Minister

Amos Trust joins a coalition of UK agencies urging the incoming Prime Minister to take urgent, concrete action to protect Palestinians and uphold international law.

July 2026 →
Something to smile about

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Something to smile about

July 2026

A week with Cheka Sana in Mwanza, Tanzania, meeting Dira and other young women whose lives have been transformed through training, support and the StreetBorn programme.

July 2026 →
When London opens its stages to Palestine

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When London opens its stages to Palestine

PalArt Festival 2026

Amos Trust’s Giulia Basana reflects on four years of PalArt Festival — and why this September’s eleven-day programme at the Pleasance Theatre feels like a landmark moment.

July 2026 →
Soweto at 50

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Soweto at 50

June 2026

Marking 50 years since the Soweto uprising, Amos Trust explores the parallels between South African and Israeli apartheid, the betrayed generation and the ongoing struggle for justice.

June 2026 →
Merai Al-Ra’i: Rest in power

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Merai Al-Ra’i: Rest in power

May 2026

A tribute to Merai Al-Ra’i — defender of the oppressed, generous friend and vital partner in Amos Trust’s home-rebuilding work in the West Bank.

May 2026 →
FCDO Joint statement

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FCDO Joint statement

May 2026

An open letter urging the UK government to respond concretely to Israel’s discriminatory death penalty legislation, in violation of international law and applicable exclusively to Palestinians.

May 2026 →
Justice for Roberto Chávez and Lázaro Mendoza

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Justice for Roberto Chávez and Lázaro Mendoza

A demand from Amos Trust's Climate Fellows

Two land defenders killed in Michoacán, Mexico. Amos Trust’s Climate Fellows demand justice for Roberto Chávez and Lázaro Mendoza, and effective protection for all those defending land and life.

April 2026 →

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