Palestinian Students & Scholars at Risk
Empowering Palestinian Students & Scholars Through Global Academic Solidarity
Palestinian Students & Scholars at Risk
Empowering Palestinian Students & Scholars Through Global Academic Solidarity
WHAT WE DO
WHY WE DO IT
WHY WE DO IT
PSSAR was founded to connect Palestinian students and scholars with graduate studies and research opportunities in Canada. PSSAR aims to open doors to higher education and enhance academic pursuits. PSSAR serves as an empowering bridge to enable Palestinians to pursue their aspirations.
WHY WE DO IT
WHY WE DO IT
WHY WE DO IT
The enduring war in Palestine has resulted in the destruction of universities and educational facilities, bringing academic life to a halt. This has had a devastating impact on the academic community, highlighting the urgent need for global academic support to help Palestinian students and scholars rebuild their future.
HOW WE DO IT
WHY WE DO IT
HOW WE DO IT
By utilizing a matching system integrated into a technological platform, we link students and scholars in Palestine with scholars in Canadian universities from coast to coast interested in collaborating with them. We streamline the relationship-building process and assist in the application to Canadian universities.
Connecting Palestinian Students & Scholars
In response to the crisis, we are committed to connecting Gazan students and scholars with graduate studies and research opportunities in Canada. This initiative calls educators and institutions worldwide to support these students and scholars. We believe in the transformative power of education and its ability to rebuild broken communities. We currently prioritize students and scholars from Gaza and recent graduates (less than four years) with outstanding academic records.
Support Local Efforts Through Taawon's ISNAD Program
ISNAD Program
The education system in Gaza has been devastated, affecting the dreams and futures of over 88,000 students. Despite these challenges, the ISNAD program aims to provide 30,000 scholarships to support 15,000 students as well as university staff in Gaza, enabling them to resume their studies through distance learning.
If you would like to support local efforts helping Palestinians continue their education at Gazan universities - helping both the students and universities thrive.
The State of Universities and Educational Facilities in Gaza
