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Eid Al-Adha Mubarak GGM Family extends its warmest wishes on Eid-al-Adha. May this celebration bring you success, health, and happiness. CONGRATULATIONS, GGM students on COMPLETING FIRST FINAL EXAMS! Join us as we celebrate Eid Al-Adha. There is much to be grateful for. GGM students completed first final exams! And GGM is planning beginning the planning for building of an…
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Courage, Vision, and Hearts Set on Big Things – Meet a Few of Gaza’s Superheroes World Superhero Day has come and gone but our superheroes are still here, still dreaming and still working hard to achieve their goals and make their dreams come true. Join us as we celebrate our students’ bravery, determination, career goals…
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Threads of Identity: GGM 7th Graders Bring Palestinian Tatreez to Life Our 7th grade students recently gathered for a special lesson —a celebration of Palestinian embroidery (tatreez) — as a living language of identity, history, and belonging.
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A Surprise Video Call with Mount Everest Climber, Mostafa Salameh He showed up unannounced. Mostafa joined the call before the session with Professor Nariman even started. The energy in the room changed instantly. The girls lit up. And then Hala asked about the kite. He lifted it toward the camera slowly. And there they were.…
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— Stories That Were Never Allowed To End On Nakba Day, we don’t only remember a date we remember stories that were never allowed to end. Stories told by grandparents who once walked through streets that no longer carry their names.Stories held in keys, in photographs, and in memories passed quietly from one generation to…
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” . . . And in every color, every drawing, every simple answer, the children were telling the world one thing: They are still here. Still dreaming. Still holding on to the childhood every child deserves.”
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“In Gaza, existence is resistance.” From tent classrooms in Gaza, GGM’s founder and talented teachers offer a love letter to language, learning, and life — and a living lesson in hope for their students.
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Behind every prison number is a human being — a father, a mother, a child, a teacher, a poet. Thousands of Palestinians, including children, remain detained in Israeli prisons, many without charge, without trial, and without access to legal representation. Many endure torture, medical neglect, and starvation. Now, the threat of execution looms over them.…
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A Gaza Great Minds Learning Experience. There is something quietly powerful about an olive tree. It doesn’t grow quickly or demand attention. Yet it persists . . . For Palestinian children, the olive tree is not just a plant. It’s memory. It’s identity and it’s home.
