Building Freedom and Trust Together

Projects

  • Shaping a Hopeful Future

    Shaping a Hopeful Future

    The exhibition creates a lasting impact by raising awareness and sparking dialogue about the need to listen to one another with mutual understanding. 

    This is the up-to-date list of locations and dates of this travelling exhibition:

    • Amsterdam, OBA-De Hallen June 3rd – June 22nd 2025
    • Amsterdam, Lutheran Church, Uiterwaardenstraat 279. June 23rd – July 7th 2025
    • Alkmaar September 9th – October 20th 2025

    Shaping a Hopeful Future is a unique exhibition that combines the creative expressions of children from Israel and Gaza. This exhibition aims to amplify the voices of children from Israel and Gaza and provide a platform for their dreams and visions for a peaceful future through drawings and texts.

    Would you like to contribute to this meaningful project? Every contribution, big or small, helps us keep this initiative alive. All efforts behind Shaping a Hopeful Future are entirely voluntary, and your donation directly supports the exhibition and its mission to inspire dialogue and understanding.

    👉 Click here to donate

    The Exhibition

    Participating children made the drawings below. Click on each image to read more about its description, inspiration, and reflections.

    Team:

    • Marwa (Gaza)
    • Hadeel Abu Johar (Israel)
    • Tamar Kurzer (Netherlands)
    • Erga Netz (Netherlands)
    • Vered Raz (Netherlands)
  • Photographs of Hope from Gaza

    Photographs of Hope from Gaza

    As part of our mission to amplify voices of peace, Inbal Tur Shalom recently connected via WhatsApp with a young woman from Gaza who, despite the immense challenges, believes in the possibility of a future where Gaza and Israel coexist. Her perspective is a testament to resilience and hope, a narrative often overshadowed by conflict.

    Our goal is to share these voices beyond Gaza, highlighting that even in times of hardship, there are individuals striving for peace. This initiative is in its early stages, and given the current circumstances, progress will take time. However, we remain committed to fostering dialogue and understanding, one conversation at a time.