An Evening of Authentic Dialogue and Hope
Join Palestinian peacebuilder Mohamad Jamous for a meaningful conversation about conflict, courage, reconciliation, and hope. Raised in Jericho and shaped by firsthand experiences of conflict, Mohamad chose a path of peace. For more than 15 years, he has brought Palestinians and Israelis, Muslims, Jews, and Christians together through interfaith dialogue, youth leadership, and grassroots peacebuilding. Come hear his inspiring story and explore what peacebuilding can look like in our world today.
Together we'll explore
• What it means to choose dialogue over division
• Building relationships across deep differences
• Why hope is still possible in one of the world's most difficult conflicts
• Investing in the next generation of peacebuilders
• What each of us can do to become builders of peace in our own communities
"Peace begins whenever people are willing to truly listen."
HOSTED BY: Unity Center for Spiritual Growth & Chaplaincy Institute of Maine
Speaker bio:
Mohamad Jamous is a Palestinian peacebuilder, community leader, and international speaker from Ramallah. For more than fifteen years, he has worked across Palestinian and Israeli communities in interfaith dialogue, youth leadership, peacebuilding, and grassroots community initiatives. He currently serves as Director of the Children of Abraham Project in Israel and Palestine and is a co-founder of Peace Pioneers Palestine. His work focuses on building relationships across conflict, strengthening Palestinian leadership, engaging religious communities, and creating spaces where difficult conversations can lead to understanding, responsibility, and action. Mohamad holds a Master’s degree in Political Science, specializing in International Law and Diplomacy.