Join us next Friday for a screening of "Jenin Jenin," an acclaimed documentary released 20 years ago about the Israeli military attack on the Palestinian city of Jenin during the Second Intifada. bit.ly/JeninJenin 📆 Friday, July 28 🕑 6:30 p.m. 📍1902 18th St. NW

Join us in celebrating the launch of THOBNA, a new book by our curator Wafa Ghnaim highlighting messages of Palestinian freedom and resistance within traditional Palestinian embroidery called tatreez. ow.ly/ia8U50OYoIF

We remember the courage and contributions of Palestinian journalists like Shireen Abu Akleh who were killed by Israeli forces. At least 55 Palestinian reporters have been killed by Israeli forces since 2000, and hundreds more have been injured or detained. #WorldPressFreedomDay

We're hosting and co-sponsoring a series of events commemorating 75 years of the Nakba. From book talks to a curatorial tour of TATREEZ INHERITANCE, we hope this series offers something for everyone. Learn more and register before we sell out at mpp-dc.org/nakba75.

We're thrilled that so many of you have visited TATREEZ INHERITANCE! Over the next few months we have more curatorial tours and opportunities to learn more about Palestinian embroidery from curator Wafa Ghnaim. ow.ly/J9xf50NHsqj

We're looking for our next intern! Interns welcome visitors at the front desk, support updates to our collection & more! Interns are typically undergrad students in DC interested in museum management, art, history and/or cultural preservation. Interest in Palestine is a must 🇵🇸

TATREEZ INHERITANCE opens on Friday! MPP is hosting an intimate press preview tomorrow, Wednesday, March 29, at noon. If you are a journalist interested in covering the exhibition, please send us an email at info@mpp-dc.org for more details.

We're open from 5 - 8 p.m. this Thursday, March 16, for the Dupont Circle ArtWalk! Come say hello and see "The Art of Weeping" before the show closes on March 25. Thanks to our friends at Georgetown University, pictured, for visiting recently.

We are thrilled to announce our new exhibition, TATREEZ INHERITANCE: Preserving Palestinian Cultural Heritage in 75 Years of Exile, will be on view beginning March 31. This exhibition is the curatorial debut of Wafa Ghnaim of @tatreezandtea. Learn more at mpp-dc.org/tatreez

Thank you to all of our wonderful volunteers, staff, and board members who make MPP such a special place. If you'd like to learn more about volunteering with MPP, check out our VolunteerMatch posting: ow.ly/5CSG50MYjjK