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Our Impact & Results

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The 2026 Impact Report

Want to know more about our impact? Our recently published impact report provides your with insights into our work and clients, how we empower women founders and freelancers, and our direct impact on the ground in Palestine.

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The Biggest Milestones

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Sumud Podcast

Awarded YouTube Silver Plaque

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Awarded Most Innovative Company for Social Good

TAP

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Fikra Magazine

Crowdfunded €30,000

The Best Press Features

Of Our Clients

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“Oola’s Haya Al Ghanim On How Stepping Back Made Her A Better Founder”

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“The Most Innovative Companies in Social Good in 2025”

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“The Impact of Gaza Crisis on the Palestinian Tech Ecosystem”

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“Introducing Fikra Magazine - Palestine’s First Literary Magazine”

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“This Palestinian-Dutch App for Remote Job Opportunities”

Highlighted Case Studies

CMO Consulting: The Solopreneur’s Secret Weapon

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From Legacy Practice to Startup Counsel in MENA

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Clarifying Equity Work for Real Impact

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Our Impact

On the Ground in Palestine

35+

Freelancers Employed

150+

Freelancing Gigs

70%

Women Freelancers

120+

Palestinian Founders & Freelancers Trained

38+

Palestinian Founders

53+

Palestinian Businesses

A Deep Dive Into Our Work with Palestinian Founders & Freelancers

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Are you interested in hiring Palestinian talent, but don’t know how to get started?

Check out our comprehensive guide:

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Curious about the work we’ve done with Palestinian founders?

Check out the full deck of playing cards we’ve created with Palestinian founders:

Why Remote-First is Perfect for

Flexibility: whether its practicality or personal choice, working a full-time 9-5 job isn’t suitable for every woman - especially for mothers and wives. Having the flexibility to your own schedule, choosing when, where, and how much to work, creates opportunities for women who would’ve otherwise been excluded from the job market.

Safety: the occupation of Palestine means that movement is severely restricted. From increasing settler violence, road closures across the West Bank, to the blockage of and genocide in Gaza - having the freedom to work remotely from any location is essential for job security.

Accessibility: a remote-first setup allows us to access and hire women who wouldn’t normally be within our reach. From women living in remote villages to women displaced in Gaza, Cairo, or the West Bank: working remotely means access. Not just to job opportunities, but to international career-building opportunities that all too often are out of reach.

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Did you know that…

70% of our freelancers are women

40% of our clients are women founders

The Impact of the Gaza Crisis on the Palestinian Tech Ecosystem

In May 2024 we partnered with Gaza Sky Geeks to create a deep dive report, detailing the insurmountable impact of the genocide in Gaza, and the profound impact it has had on the Palestinian tech ecosystem.

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