The Tech for Palestine incubator supports initiatives for Palestine, by getting them off the ground and helping them scale up. Our goal is to create a broad and diverse set of initiatives for Palestine that are able to educate the entire world about Palestine, and to address Hasbara and Zionism wherever it takes hold.
We take on a limited number of projects to support with our expertise and resources.
Any early stage project which directly or indirectly advocates for Palestine, who we believe can have impact and can scale. Our projects are often, but not always, in these areas:
Many projects for Palestine are started by advocates who have a good idea, but don't yet know how to execute on it. We help support you on your journey, using our knowledge of building scalable projects, working with volunteers, the pro-Palestine ecosystem, and using our platform and network to support your work.
More experienced teams may find our connections and platform valuable, as well as our strategic advice on how to tailor what you're building for the right niche to start, and our knowledge of what exists already in the ecosystem, and how to partner with them.
All projects start with a strategy session, honing your approach through our expertise from 200+ projects.
Office Hours with Paul Biggar (6x/week) plus optional weekly dedicated mentor sessions.
Get early users through press, influencers, ecosystem partners, and our supportive community.
Access to 3000+ volunteers with dedicated recruitment team support.
Connected to the Palestine advocacy ecosystem with the right partners for your initiative.
Small grants to most projects with minimal fuss.
Join 60+ project leaders facing similar challenges and providing mutual support.
Seminars on marketing, sales, go-to-market, technical projects, and T4P branding.
Focus on impact: We expect projects to focus on impact, such as for example reaching 10 million users
Commitment: We expect project leaders to be committed to their project, to keep working on it, and to drive it forwards.
Communication: We expect projects to stay in touch, attending Office Hours, sending updates, and working with T4P staff where needed. During your first 6 weeks you must attend at least one Office Hours call per week, after that we expect you to attend once a month at least until you achieve Product Market Fit.
Flexible participation: If the incubator no longer fits your needs, or you stop participating in it, your membership may be removed (without hard feelings)
Daily or multiple weekly meetings are not required.
Official T4P branding or ownership of your work is not required.
Use whatever infrastructure or tools work best for your project.
Have an idea and ready to get started? Apply now to join our incubator program.
Apply to join the incubatorBrowse our curated list of project ideas and find the perfect opportunity to make an impact.
Browse project ideasJoin our community of volunteers and contribute your skills to existing projects.
Register as a volunteerIf you have already applied, we'll reach out to you soon.
Application Form: Fill out the application form (takes 10-30 minutes)
Review: After you apply, we'll review your application, and invite selected projects for an interview. (We sometimes reach out to projects for more information)
Interview: A 30 minute call, focusing on the impact you intend to have and how you intend to get there. Please don't prepare slides or a presentation. Interviews are very direct and aim to push you on your understanding of the problem and the impact you might have.
Decision: After the interview, we'll make a decision to admit you, and notify you as soon as possible. In some cases we may ask more questions after the interview.
Timeline: Interview and acceptance decisions are made twice weekly, and we aim to get a decision to all applicants within 10 days of application.
Next Steps: If admitted, you'll receive an email with next steps, and how to get access to all the resources from Tech for Palestine.
