T4P Incubator

Turn your idea for Palestine into something that scales

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.

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Why we exist

Our theory of change

Thousands of high-impact, pro-Palestinian advocacy projects are needed to counter the massive flood of anti-Palestinian propaganda, especially in the west. We started a project incubator because we saw highly motivated people with great ideas struggling to bring them to life. Our purpose is to provide the support, expertise, and connections that turn good ideas into projects with real reach.

What you get

What the incubator provides

  • Strategic advice from experience across 200+ projects, starting with a strategy session to hone your approach
  • Mentorship through office hours 6x/week with Paul Biggar, plus optional dedicated weekly mentor sessions
  • Volunteering with access to 3,000+ registered volunteers and a dedicated recruitment team
  • Marketing to get early users through press, influencers, ecosystem partners, and our community
  • Connections to the Palestine advocacy ecosystem and the right partners for your initiative
  • Funding through small grants to most projects, with minimal fuss
  • Community of 60+ project leaders facing similar challenges and providing mutual support
  • Education through seminars on marketing, sales, go-to-market strategy, technical projects, and T4P branding

Who it's for

Who is the T4P Incubator for?

Any early-stage project that directly or indirectly advocates for Palestine, where we believe you can have impact and scale. Our projects often work on scaling boycotts, protest tech, tech industry divestment, media bias, reaching new audiences, Silicon Valley partnerships, AI bias, and exposing hasbara.

Whether you're just getting started or have an experienced team looking for connections and strategic advice, the incubator is built to meet you where you are.

How we help

How the Incubator can help you

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.

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Our expectations

What we expect

  • Focus on impact, such as reaching 10 million users
  • Commitment to keep working on your project and driving it forward
  • Communication through office hours (weekly for the first 6 weeks, monthly after) and regular updates
  • Flexible participation: if the incubator no longer fits your needs, membership may be removed without hard feelings

What we don't require or expect

  • No Daily Meetings

    We don't require daily or recurring meetings. Engage through office hours on your own schedule.

  • No T4P Ownership

    Your project remains yours. We don't take ownership of your work or require T4P branding.

  • Flexible Tools

    Use whatever tools work best for your project. We don't require specific platforms or workflows.

The process

How do I apply to the T4P Incubator?

  1. 1 Application form: fill out the application (takes 10 to 30 minutes)
  2. 2 Review: we review your application and invite selected projects for an interview. We may reach out for more information.
  3. 3 Interview: a 30-minute call focusing on the impact you intend to have and how you plan to get there. No slides needed. Interviews are very direct and aim to push you on your understanding of the problem and the impact you might have.
  4. 4 Decision: we aim to notify all applicants within 10 days of application. Interviews and decisions happen twice weekly. In some cases we may ask more questions after the interview.
  5. 5 Onboarding: if admitted, you receive next steps and access to all Tech for Palestine resources.

Ready to get started?

Have an idea and ready to build?

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Want to contribute your skills to existing projects?

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