National coalition building
We connect Palestine societies across the UK so that no campus organises in isolation. Joint statements, shared days of action, and a network of student organisers who have each other’s backs.
The Association of Student Activism for Palestine is a UK-wide, student-led network supporting Palestine societies and pro-Palestine student groups on every campus — from Aberdeen to Brighton. We coordinate, train, and stand alongside one another.
We exist because students should never face their universities alone, because Palestine societies deserve a national network, and because every student has the right to organise for justice.
Most Palestine societies operate alone, under-resourced and stretched thin. ASAP exists to change that — by connecting societies, sharing resources, and building solidarity across campuses.
We connect Palestine societies across the UK so that no campus organises in isolation. Joint statements, shared days of action, and a network of student organisers who have each other’s backs.
Workshops on running effective societies, designing campaigns, dealing with media, and supporting members through difficult moments — including disciplinary processes and SU disputes.
When members face hardship for their activism, ASAP mobilises national solidarity, provides advice, and connects them to legal and welfare support. No student stands alone.
From Russell Group giants to small post-92 unions and the Open University — Palestine organising looks different on every campus. Below is a snapshot.
Highlights from the Student Conference for Palestine (with IFSAP and campus partners), London mobilisations, campus action, community dinners and recognition nights, and Ramadan and iftar moments — each tile opens the matching Instagram post (or our profile for iftar highlights).
Whether you’re running an established Palestine society, starting one from scratch, or organising informally — we want to hear from you. Affiliation is free, fast, and gives you access to the full ASAP support network.
