Filtering by: Everyday
TPFF Art Exhibition: Colors of Resilience
Sep
30
to Oct 4

TPFF Art Exhibition: Colors of Resilience

Colors of Resilience: When Children's Drawings Become History

co-authored by Issam AlYamani and Jude Barakat
TIFF Lightbox, 350 King St W, Toronto — Gallery Atrium (Lobby)

Ticket: Free, Opening Reception: Sept 30 6:00pm - Closing: Oct 4, 8:30pm

Colors of Resilience by Issam AlYamani and Jude Barakat is a powerful collection of drawings created by Palestinian children during the First Intifada (1987–1993). More than artwork, these drawings are firsthand accounts that preserve the voices, hopes, fears, and resilience of children living through extraordinary circumstances.

Each page offers a deeply human perspective on history, capturing everyday life, identity, community, and hope through the eyes of young artists. Together, they form both a cultural archive and a moving tribute to the enduring strength of children.

10% of every order is donated to Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, helping provide vital medical care for Palestinian children.

Pre-order your copy of “Colors of Resilience”. Pick up the book at the TPFF table in the lobby between Sept 30-Oct 4.   Advance price is $30.  Unclaimed books will be returned to the author. 

Pick up the book at the TIFF store in the lobby. Store price $39. 

Order the book any time here: https://freetheolivetree.com/products/colors-of-resilience-palestinian-childrens-drawings 

View Event →
From Palestine to Lebanon: Online Shorts Collection
Sep
30
to Oct 9

From Palestine to Lebanon: Online Shorts Collection

Online Only

Enjoy a selection of short films featuring stories from Palestine and Lebanon.

View Event →
What a Pattern Tells
Sep
30
to Oct 9

What a Pattern Tells

Shown as part of the TPFF Art Exhibition: Gaza Genocide Tapestry and From Palestine to Lebanon shorts collection

Film Details: 14 minutes | Directed by Bayan Abuta'ema | short doc| 2025 | Palestine, Jordan, Basque County

Screening as a part of the TPFF Art Exhibition: Gaza Genocide Tapestry

Synopsis: Starting in a yarn shop, we follow Aseel and Um Qusai in their daily lives, bound together by the threads of tatreez, traditional Palestinian embroidery. The film explores how embroidery intertwines memory, culture, identity, and intergenerational connection.

View Event →