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Over 200 people turned out Aug. 7 in Philadelphia outside City Hall for an emergency demonstration against Trump’s war threats on Iran. When the first large sign that read “No War on Iran, No Genocide in Gaza” was held up for passing cars to see, drivers immediately began to honk their horns and show fists-up support.
“How We Stay Free,” a photo and video exhibition featuring Mike Arrison, Harvey Finkle, Joe Piette and Sunny Singh, opened to a lively crowd at the TILT Institute for the Contemporary Image in Philadelphia on April 9. The not to be missed program runs through June 27, 2026, at 1400 N. American Street.
Nakba Day (May 15) was observed in Philadelphia with banner drops and displays around the city and an early evening rally and march through Center City.
In an annual ceremony of remembrance, activists and family members gathered at 63rd Street and Osage Avenue in Philadelphia on May 13 to retell the story and struggle of 11 members of the MOVE organization who were murdered 41 years ago when the city dropped a bomb on their rowhouse.
Over 300 immigrant detainees inside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) concentration camp known as Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, started a labor and hunger strike on May 22, galvanizing broad public support and condemnation of GEO Group, the private prison company which runs the center.
Kass Ottley with Seeking Justice Charlotte at anti-ICE and anti-GEO Group protest, Charlotte, North Carolina, Feb. 17, 2026.
Atlanta reporter Mario Guevara, shown here covering an immigrant rights demonstration in Georgia, was arrested and deported by ICE in October 2025.
The interactive exhibit Echoes of Resistance, created to highlight the many ways that the movement in Philadelphia has mobilized for Palestine over recent decades, finally opened on June 19 at Studio 34 in West Philadelphia to a diverse and welcoming audience. The exhibit, organized by the Philadelphia Palestine Coalition (PPC), featured the work of photographers Mike Arrison and Joe Piette, and videographer Sunny Singh, and was coordinated by Noor Qutyan.
Jace Boland speaking at Swarthmore 9 press conference in Media, Pennsylvania, June 9, 2026.
Philadelphia — Workers at PECO, the electric company in Philadelphia, who went on strike just before midnight on July 4 won a tentative agreement for 1,600 workers only minutes before midnight on July 6.
