The Homeland Project 

The Palestinian American Community Center (PACC) proudly launches its third annual Homeland Project. The Homeland Project is organized and supervised by PACC. The Homeland Project is a journey designed to offer participants a fun and educational experience of Palestine. The program intends to send its fourth group of travelers in the Summer of 2020. The program consists of three main components:

• A 10-day guided and interactive journey through occupied and historic Palestine
• Pre-trip preparation consisting of a mandatory one-day conference on Sunday, March 15th
• Post-trip activities and/or projects conducted under the supervision of the Homeland Project Steering Committee​

All Arab-American citizens who meet the eligibility requirements (below) are welcome to apply.  Limited scholarship funds are available to those who qualify. All other selected participants are expected to fund their trip. For more information and ideas of how to fund your trip, see below and FAQs.

The trip is a ten-day journey through the sites and landscapes of Palestine. Participants will be offered a once-in-a-lifetime experience to tour the country, explore its lands, delve into its rich history, taste its vibrant culture, and rediscover the roots of Palestine and its people. Participants will explore major cities, visit Palestinian refugee camps, engage in some community service and tour historical and cultural sites. They will travel to universities and meet with students and professors in thriving Palestinian institutions. Participants will also interact with Palestinians from different cultural and religious backgrounds. The journey throughout Palestine will provide participants a well-rounded on-the-ground experience they will never forget.

DEADLINE: APRIL 5TH

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